Internet Exchange is a newsletter examining digital justice and technology through feminist and political-economy lenses, covering encryption policy, digital public infrastructure and its governance. Recent issues offer essays and analysis on how state-run digital systems in Brazil and India distribute power, alongside reporting on global encryption laws.
Website: https://internet.exchangepoint.tech/
A German-language newsletter from netzpolitik.org covering digital rights, surveillance, and internet regulation. Recent issues address AI-based video surveillance in Berlin, coalition plans on police and digital policy, and EU proposals for age verification online.
A weekly brief and monthly digital rights report on human rights developments in China, Hong Kong and Tibet, covering political prisoners, transnational repression, surveillance and censorship. Issues also include organizational updates and occasional Chinese-language editions.
A South African-based writer shares opinion essays on digital transformation through an African lens, covering data ownership, AI deception risks, and fintech. Readers get personal, sharply argued commentary that connects global tech news to African and postcolonial history.
Micah Lee's newsletter covers security, privacy and open-weight AI tools, aimed at journalists, researchers and activists. Recent issues include critiques of OpenAI and Anthropic, a security analysis of Flock ALPR cameras, and coverage of the designation of the Italian hacker collective Autistici/Inventati.
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