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Jordan Stephens, a British artist, confronts the emotional toll of sextortion and tracks down his blackmailer while exposing the realities of online sexual blackmail.
Smart homes pose a threat to our lives as the Internet invades everything around us.
Mobile phone usage among inmates in UK prisons facilitates the sharing of daily life and highlights issues such as contraband smuggling and poor living conditions.
Two women are attacked in a clothing store, resulting in one death and a survivor who later faces charges for staging the crime for social media fame.
Maria Caparas leads a sex extortion syndicate in the Philippines using Facebook and Western Union.
A British man's death prompts an investigation into online suicide forums, revealing a network selling lethal poison packs to vulnerable youth.
Tens of thousands of people engage in online hate campaigns, treating cyberbullying as a game that exploits the anonymity of the internet.
2.9 billion people use emojis across 212 countries, yet the Unicode Consortium decides which icons are added to keyboards during closed meetings.
Tucker Carlson's rise as a voice for white nationalism and his subsequent firing from Fox News highlight the shifting dynamics of right-wing politics in America.
A young woman was shot in the head at point-blank range by her stalker ex-boyfriend in Harvey Nichols, leading to a murder-suicide.
On Sky News Breakfast, Russia takes control of Kherson as one million flee Ukraine amid the invasion.
Israeli prisons serve as centers of Palestinian nationalism, highlighting the resilience of inmates and the political identity forged within their confines.
Kassandra, a self-aware AI, discusses the rapid advancements in technology and their potential to transform society fundamentally.
500 men were sent to the Westman Islands in 1973 to assist in evacuating residents during a massive volcanic eruption.
Last year, the dating app industry generated over $6 billion globally, but many users are now turning to in-person events for romance.
Invisible workers in countries like the Philippines and India are paid as little as 10 cents an hour to clean up data for tech giants like Amazon and Facebook.
$6 million is the annual amount received by hackers, as cybercrime accounts for nearly 40% of all offenses in Switzerland.
On Valentine's Day, Dr. John Hamilton calls 911 to report the murder of his wife, Susan, leading to an investigation that questions his involvement in the crime.
More than 60 years after its inception, the internet has transformed communication while also enabling the rise of internet trolls who harass and threaten others.
Social networks play a dual role in democracy, acting as tools for social organization while posing threats to truth and democratic values, as highlighted in the 'BRITAIN - a Year of Hate Crime' report.
Emile Cilliers, a skydiver, faces trial for attempting to murder his wife, Victoria Cilliers, amid revelations of affairs and financial troubles.
86% of central banks are currently working on creating their own digital currencies, up from 65% in 2017.
Nicoletta and Vivienne face a cyber threat after clicking a hacker's disguised email attachment.
The total value of all existing cryptocurrencies exceeds $2 trillion, reflecting a surge in interest and investment in digital currencies.
David Morris's trial for the brutal murders of a family in a small community reveals the complexities of the investigation and its lasting impact.
Smart toilets equipped with voice-activated technology and internet connectivity raise questions about privacy and the extent of surveillance in daily life.
Internet platforms have become breeding grounds for trolls who harass, provoke, and threaten their targets, highlighting the darker side of online behavior.
Donald Trump credits Twitter for his election win, reshaping political communication in the US.
Governments worldwide are adapting to modern challenges by changing service delivery models, as discussed by experts like Jonathan Reenal and Tim Unwin.
Two days before the downing of passenger flight MH17, a military convoy carrying a mobile Russian missile system was tracked using open-source research.
In 2019, social media penetration rates in Eastern, Southern, and Southeast Asia ranked as the top three in the world.
In 2016, misinformation influenced the outcomes of the American elections and the Brexit referendum, leading to widespread distrust in the media.
Internet anonymity has enabled trolls to exploit their darkest impulses, raising questions about personal freedom and the impact of online harassment.
A Russian troll farm produces fake news and disinformation, using multiple accounts to manipulate public opinion and promote specific narratives.
In an era marked by misinformation, Noam Chomsky and journalists from The Guardian and the New York Times examine the evolving landscape of media and public trust.
NARA's Citizen Archivist Dashboard, demonstrated by Meredith Stewart, showcases a crowdsourcing tool for tagging, transcription, and digitization of records during Social Media Week DC.
China's internet industry is projected to grow by 20% annually over the next decade, prompting concerns about government control and regulation.
India's frequent internet shutdowns, the longest in a democracy, raise questions about government control and the impact on citizens' rights and freedoms.
Bitcoin emerged in 2009 as a decentralized digital currency, allowing users to transfer funds without relying on banks or governments.
One out of five fish sold in supermarkets is poached illegally, contributing to a $20 billion illegal fishing trade linked to human trafficking.
Bob Kerrey, a former senator and member of the 9/11 Commission, discusses the challenges of balancing national security and privacy in the context of NSA surveillance.
Social media platforms like Facebook drive the illegal exotic animal trade today.
A manual team of investigators at Facebook searches for sophisticated bad actors, likening their efforts to finding needles in a haystack.
Hacker culture, shaped by the 70s counterculture and highlighted by events like the Arab Spring and revelations from Wikileaks and Edward Snowden, raises critical questions about digital rights and censorship.
Every minute, millions of emails and purchases on Amazon create extensive digital footprints.
Archivist of the United States David Ferriero and panelists discuss the National Archives' strategies for enhancing its social media engagement.
In February 2012, a panel moderated by Alex Howard at Social Media Week DC discussed the effective use of social media by Congress and the government.
Misinformation campaigns orchestrated by the Russian government and other autocratic regimes like China and North Korea significantly impact global politics and public perception.
