Analysis and Theory

Visiting scholar Elissa Redmiles and colleagues report on their original research: Americans’ fears about governmental data surveillance are changeable, based on which party is in power.

Jon Penney blends legal and privacy theory with social theory to propose a new understanding of chilling effects in this award winning article.

RSM’s inaugural cohort of Visiting Scholars will be in residence at Harvard University to develop research on the social media landscape and potential interventions to improve our digital ecosystem.

Will Marks and David Nemer assess Telegram’s content moderation.

Chinmayi Arun explores the different organizational stakeholders within Facebook and how they can contribute to oversight decisions.

Invited workshop brings activists, scholars, and practitioners together from across disciplines, sectors, and countries

Invited workshop brings activists, scholars, and practitioners together from across disciplines, sectors, and countries.

Invited workshop brings experts together from across disciplines, sectors, and countries.

RSM Research Assistant Dana Williams-Johnson compares modern issues of social media to the mythical, multi-headed hydra. 

RSM Research Assistant Klaudia Jaźwińska argues that protection against online harassment of journalists must take a systemic approach rather than an individual approach.