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In its 2019 report, the Internet Society asks whether the Internet economy is consolidating and, if it is, what the implications might be.

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It is more and more evident that communication and information issues are intrinsically connected to questions of sustainable development and human dignity.

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Subscribers to The Guardian in the UK recently received a message of appreciation from the Editor-in-Chief, Katherine Viner. She announced that after a three-year “turnaround”...

In the “good old days” of traditional media, there were gatekeepers whose task was to apply professional and ethical standards to content. In...

Trustworthy news and opinion is the Holy Grail of journalism today.

An independent report reviewing challenges facing high quality journalism in the UK has...

The 30th birthday of the World Wide Web saw its founder publish an open letter reflecting on how the web has changed our...