Digital technology has become the backbone of everyday life in Nigeria, from enrollment to examinations to healthcare access to elections and social welfare delivery.

In communities with limited English proficiency, the technology could transform sectors such as education, agriculture, and healthcare by enabling tools that deliver information in local languages.

The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University is pleased to welcome Isabella Roden as its new ...

Plucky Wire was incubated in an unlikely place for a journalism technology: the tiny Granite State News Collaborative. Now, ...

In 2025, journalists across Africa have courageously reported on illegal activities — and their impact — long after they’ve ...

AI can help displaced people avoid exploitation, but humans must call the shots, warn specialists in the field.

Generative AI is moving rapidly from novelty to habit. But adoption rates may not tell the full story. Cisco, the worldwide leader in networking and security, partnered with the Organisation for ...

The right to record is uneven across jurisdictions and vulnerable in practice, especially when police claim someone is interfering.

Wikipedia celebrates its 25th anniversary this month as the internet’s most reliable knowledge source. Yet behind the ...

Institutions that integrate accessibility into their digital infrastructure are better positioned to meet legal requirements, enhance student experien ...

The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has taken steps to address AI in recognizing contributions and protecting creators. Specifically, the academy says, only humans are eligible for a ...

JMIR Publications, a leading open-access digital health research publisher, and Sikt (Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research) are pleased to announce a new pilot partnership ...