Usama Khilji
Women have built strong networks of support including online.
Published 10 Mar, 2021 07:39am
Big tech and big news corporations have negotiated an agreement of profit-sharing but where does this leave citizens?
Published 01 Mar, 2021 07:57am
Twitter must act transparently.
Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:10am
Reports of hacking attempts and malware are commonplace.
Published 07 Feb, 2021 07:48am
The issue with the new social media rules is that they should not exist in the first place.
Published 31 Jan, 2021 08:11am
The language of the colonisers is seen as a marker of success.
Updated 25 Jan, 2021 06:55am
It is indeed a blunder by WhatsApp to move towards a model that is less private than before.
Published 16 Jan, 2021 06:55am
We should learn from this exposé that it is never a good idea to employ malicious campaigns online.
Published 28 Dec, 2020 08:00am
Why is the Universal Service Fund not being used to extend mobile and internet connectivity in underserved areas?
Published 06 Dec, 2020 07:25am
The new Rules undermine the citizens’ right to privacy and enhance the state’s surveillance powers.
Updated 22 Nov, 2020 08:10am
It is important that internet laws and policies be democratic, transparent, consultative and informed.
Published 08 Nov, 2020 07:00am
Can we not utilise these very apps to put forward the messages we want to encourage?
Published 24 Oct, 2020 07:07am
The intent is to keep people away from political discourse.
Published 28 Sep, 2020 07:42am
The agenda seems to be to discredit the press.
Published 13 Sep, 2020 06:51am
Companies are more likely to invest here if there are no threats of measures to block apps and websites.
Published 30 Aug, 2020 08:34am
It is important to explore the strengths of the bill as well as address its shortcomings.
Published 10 May, 2020 06:46am
Transparency is essential in the government’s methods.
Published 26 Apr, 2020 06:03am
The only type of regulation that makes sense for internet-based content is self-regulation.
Updated 03 Feb, 2020 08:11pm
The University of Balochistan case is only the proverbial tip of the iceberg of privacy violations in Pakistan.
Published 22 Dec, 2019 07:27am
Perhaps technology can empower citizens to hold the law-enforcement system accountable.
Published 14 Oct, 2019 07:07am
