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Protected: September 20, 2020
Is Facebook good for reasoned debate? September 15, 2020
Roll Call at the 2020 DNC: What just happened? August 23, 2020
Cybersecurity: all-against-all or some against others? August 6, 2020
The meaning of D-Day for democracy today July 27, 2020
Russia: so strong while being so weak July 23, 2020
Twitter hack: cryptocurrency’s rise is also socially engineered July 17, 2020
The Artemis Accords July 13, 2020
Lincoln Project: the vicious side of the ledger July 3, 2020
Network nationalism June 16, 2020
GOP: ‘China, China, China!’ June 5, 2020
Imaginary ‘Antifa’ buses, real life impacts June 5, 2020
The Antifa fantasy June 2, 2020
Pandemic-hit Britain could learn from this dystopia past May 26, 2020
The Republican 2020 ‘attack China’ strategy May 5, 2020
The China side of MAGA, and the CCP’s racism claim May 1, 2020
Coronavirus pandemic: 3D printing’s big moment? April 27, 2020
Would you call this freedom? April 20, 2020
Biden v Trump: 2020 digital political warfare April 13, 2020
China moves from information to disinformation April 11, 2020
Foreigners for Bernie Sanders in 2020 April 6, 2020
The coronavirus-Wuhan bioweapons lab conspiracy theory’s weird echo April 2, 2020
Coronavirus information confrontation March 30, 2020
Jardin: Social media ‘created by jerks and exploited by our enemies’ March 9, 2020
“All your democratic language are belong to us” November 26, 2019
‘It never was ok for technology to be separate from policy,’: Schneier October 23, 2019
Hong Kong social media attacks – what they are, what they’re not October 18, 2019
Anger in China creates pressure for an immediate response from Western brands October 14, 2019
A culture of freedom September 14, 2019
The ‘leaked document’ offensive August 13, 2019
‘Look about you,’ social media today is the ‘worst case scenario’: Neal Stephenson July 25, 2019
Weaponized interdependence and the promise of cryptocurrency May 12, 2019
For improved democracy, ignore Twitter a little bit: Yascha Mounk May 6, 2019
Fake Joe Biden site: oppo research masquerading as parody May 4, 2019
The ‘Russiagate’ push April 23, 2019
‘Free speech’ a tool to undermine ‘information sovereignty’… March 14, 2019
Twitter, the shoe-fitting fluoroscope of democracy January 29, 2019
Cryptocurrency as networked data to corrode Western economic power January 19, 2019
Social media distorts underlying values needed for liberal democracy January 4, 2019
Australian government report calling for algorithm regulator January 4, 2019
Able Archer ’83, or, how the Cold War almost ended in catastrophe December 28, 2018
Forget the Internet Research Agency for a moment – what about Dispute, Monitor-3, and Sturm-12? December 22, 2018
‘Common knowledge attacks’ – a new concept in defending democratic debate? November 30, 2018
Speaking ‘civilizational’ly November 7, 2018
Media needs a strategy to overcome information chaos November 1, 2018

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China PLA Navy ships Sydney

Adoring crowds greet Chinese navy in Sydney

Here is a picture of the crowd greeting Chinese ships on a visit to Sydney. It certainly looks spontaneous. It almost makes you wonder if the crowd has been directed there to bolster the PLA Navy’s morale.

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