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Danah Boyd is an American sociologist, researcher, and author, best known for her work on social media, youth culture, and digital privacy. Boyd is the founder of Data & Society, a research institute focused on the social implications of data-centric technologies. Her book It’s Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens explores how young people use social media and the complexities of their online lives. Boyd’s research has made her a leading voice on issues related to the internet, privacy, and digital culture. She frequently advises policymakers, tech companies, and educators on the societal impacts of technology.

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Custodians of the Internet

Tarleton Gillespie

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In 'Custodians of the Internet,' Tarleton Gillespie unravels the complex roles played by content moderators and algorithm architects in shaping our online experiences. He delves into the ethical dilemmas and societal implications of their decisions, illustrating how these unseen gatekeepers influence what we see—and what we don’t. With a keen eye for the intersection of technology, policy, and culture, Gillespie challenges readers to reconsider the nuances of censorship and freedom of expression in the digital age. Engaging anecdotes and critical analysis provide insight into the blurred lines between safety, privacy, and expression online. Prepare to question who truly controls the narrative on the internet and at what cost.

Custodians of the Internet
Tarleton Gillespie

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