‘Frankly, we did win this election’: on social media, who will watch the watchmen?
Election Day in the US saw a predictable surge in false, misleading or harmful narratives emerging, from robocalls telling voters to stay home, to YouTube...
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Election Day in the US saw a predictable surge in false, misleading or harmful narratives emerging, from robocalls telling voters to stay home, to YouTube...
It is barely an oversimplification to characterise current debate on Internet regulation as a fight over the things people see, and the things they don’t....
Our report, with U.S.-based National Democratic Institute (NDI), outlines a new framework for understanding how disinformation is being used online to exclude women from public...
As part of our Renew Normal project, Demos is conducting a series of engagement exercises via Polis, an online deliberative tool, to look at how...
“It’s a very strange state of affairs online…” – Participant in our men’s focus group What happens over the next few months will likely shape...
Private spaces, online and offline, are valuable. Privacy allows people to exercise control and grants freedom. A private space may be necessary to develop one’s...
Demos is delighted to announce the appointment of the entrepreneur and writer Julia Hobsbawm to lead Workshift, a new programme exploring the future of work...
If, how and when to raise taxes has always presented a political challenge. But with this year’s unprecedented government spending and our ageing population, it’s...
A nationally representative poll of over 10,000 people from Renew Normal: the People’s Commission on Life After COVID-19 has looked at the impact the pandemic...
Since lockdown began, many employees have been furloughed and have had financial support from the Government. But many have fallen through the cracks. Lauren, who...