Publications

In a world where standardized streaming portals have become a commodity, Hayase is a breath of fresh air. The standalone torrent client, formerly known as Miru, offers a clean and organized media player interface to stream anime content. The torrent...

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After years of preparations, the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will kick off this Sunday at Rabat’s Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Morocco. Hosts Morocco will get the tournament underway by taking on Comoros in the opening match, where a wi...

Dear Friend of Press Freedom, Rümeysa Öztürk has been facing deportation for 268 days for co-writing an op-ed the government didn’t like, and journalist Ya’akub Vijandre remains locked up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement over social media posts...

Interviewer: Jillian York Sami Ben Gharbia is a Tunisian human rights campaigner, blogger, writer and freedom of expression advocate. He founded Global Voices Advocacy, and is the co-founder and current publisher of the collective media organization...

Since earliest days of computer games, people have tinkered with the software to customize their own experiences or share their vision with others. From the dad who changed the game’s male protagonist to a girl so his daughter could see herself in it...

The emergence of new technologies that appear to undermine provisions in existing law can present problems for those hoping to protect their content. In Denmark, the government believes that laws designed to protect against older technologies are n...

Fair use is not just an excuse to copy—it’s a pillar of online speech protection, and disregarding it in order to lash out at a critic should have serious consequences. That’s what we told a federal court in Channel 781 News v. Waltham Community Acce...

In 1994, Paul Thompson, a 25-year-old Catholic was shot dead in a taxi by a loyalist (pro-British) gang in Belfast. Three decades later, his family is still trying to uncover the truth about whether the British state colluded in his murder. As part...

What a year it’s been. We’ve seen technology unfortunately misused to supercharge the threats facing democracy: dystopian surveillance, attacks on encryption, and government censorship. These aren’t abstract dangers. They’re happening now, to real pe...