
The Paradox of Plenty - When every smartphone becomes a newsroom
When every phone becomes a newsroom, who controls the story?
Ghana's media landscape is shifting as citizen journalists and content creators use smartphones to report stories.
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When every phone becomes a newsroom, who controls the story?
Ghana's media landscape is shifting as citizen journalists and content creators use smartphones to report stories.

The upcoming testimony of TikTok's U.S. security chief before Congress raises questions about the app's data privacy and its ties to China.
TikTok's U.S. chief security officer is set to testify before a U.S. House committee on September 15, addressing concerns about Chinese involvement

Social media giants are under fire - but what were they willing to risk for user attention?
Whistleblowers are raising concerns about Meta and TikTok's content moderation policies. Internal research suggests algorithms prioritize engagement, but at what cost?

A social media addiction case has major tech companies on edge - but what could this mean for the future?
A Los Angeles jury heard a case about a young woman's social media addiction against tech giants Meta and YouTube. The case highlights the growing concerns around the impact of social media platforms - and the potential consequences for the companies that run them.
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