General audience
Are you upset about Russia interfering with elections? (March 20, 2017, Slate)
Global inequality in your pocket: How cheap smartphones and lax policies leave us vulnerable to hacking (March 30, 2017, Global Voices Advox; republished by Slate on April 6, 2017 as Cheap smartphones leave the poor more vulnerable)
The Macron hack was a warning shot (May 7, 2017, Slate)
Targeted advertising is ruining the internet and breaking the world (November 16, 2018, Motherboard)
How well does your smartphone respect your rights ? (May 31, 2019, Ranking Digital Rights Medium channel)
Journal articles
WikiLeaks and the Public Sphere (2013)
Ranking Digital Rights : Human Rights the Internet and the Fifth Estate (2015)
First They Came for the Poor : Surveillance of Welfare Recipients as an Uncontested Practice (2015)
Keeping the Internet Safe for Advocacy (2015)
When Bots Tweet : Toward a Normative Framework for Bots on Social Networking Sites (2016)
Policy papers, white papers, and more
Corporate Accountability for a Free and Open Internet (2016) (with Rebecca MacKinnon and Priya Kumar)
Researching ICT Companies: A Field Guide for Civil Society Researchers (and everyone else!) (2018) (with Sarah T. Roberts)
Book chapters
Progress and Peril : The Role of ICT Companies in Promoting and Curtailing Human Rights (2016) (with Priya Kumar and Revati Prasad)
The Data Paradox : How the War on Poverty Became a War on the Poor (2017)
Book reviews
“The Undersea Network,” by Nicole Starosielski (2015)
“Information Politics : Liberation and Exploitation in the Digital Society,” by Tim Jordan (2015)
“Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy : The Many Faces of Anonymous,” by Gabriella Coleman (2015)
