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Are search engines reinforcing racism? Interview with Dr Safiya Noble

Safiya Noble, Associate Professor at UCLA and Author of ‘Algorithms of Oppression’

Safiya Noble, author of the best-selling book 'Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism' discusses how the death of George Floyd has sparked a mass awakening to issues of racism and discrimination, and warns that digital platforms are reinforcing harmful narratives and being exploited to destabilise the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Joel Simon, Executive Director of the CPJ, explains the COVID-19 crackdown on press freedom

  • Joel Simon
  • Executive Director, Committee to Protect Journalists

Are search engines reinforcing racism? Interview with Dr Safiya Noble

  • Safiya Noble
  • Associate Professor at UCLA and Author of ‘Algorithms of Oppression’

What does COVID-19 mean for our digital rights? Interview with Brett Solomon, Executive Director of Access Now

How is COVID-19 reshaping the news industry? Interview with Rasmus Nielsen, Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Do we need to reboot capitalism after COVID-19? Interview with Halla Tómasdóttir, CEO of The B Team

About TC | Talks

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