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    Articles tagged Omidyar Network (5)

    Christine SchmidtDecember 10, 2019
    As it settles into Vox, Recode is starting a new project to help people feel power over algorithms
    “It’s about cutting through the apathy that a lot of people have about tech because it feels mysterious, letting people know there are decisions and changes you can make to your behavior that will feel empowering to people.”
    Shan WangApril 9, 2018
    Facebook and Twitter are opening up a bit to academic researchers, so platforms “can make better decisions”
    A limited group of academics will be given access to some Facebook data.
    Laura Hazard OwenJuly 7, 2017
    Fake news bots are so economical, you can use them over and over
    Plus: New Omidyar/Soros money for factchecking, changing your mind but not your vote, and lessons from Wikipedia.
    State Integrity project builds off a nonprofit news network
    The government accountability project from the Center for Public Integrity and Public Radio International was built off local reporting, some from nonprofit sites. Justin Ellis
    December 14, 2009
    Bringing NGO news into the mainstream: The case of OneWorld.net and Yahoo News
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