
Digital Medusa is a boutique advisory providing digital governance research and advocacy services. It is the brainchild of Farzaneh Badi[e]i.Digital Medusa’s mission is to provide objective and alternative digital governance narratives.
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Ezra Klein opens a recent episode by asking: when was the last time the Internet “felt good” to you? (program is called we didn’t ask for this Internet)
I would have opened the conversation in another way: when was the last time you could...
Iran has been in an almost complete communications shutdown for the past 21 days. Connectivity is not restored until our most vulnerable can connect with their loved ones and access services that they need. If you want to follow the atrocit...
I watched Cox v. Sony and, more than anything, this case proves that judges—lower, higher, regional, district, whatever kind—need to hear more from the technical and policy community on how we can break the Internet or keep it alive and how...
In recent months, the debate over how AI systems should interact with online content has intensified. Much of the discussion has focused on how creators can express “machine-readable” preferences about AI training and text-and-data mini...
The other day I was talking to a dear friend whose job (in my opinion) is literally to keep the Internet open. He repeated a now-trendy mantra: “The Internet is not open anymore.”
That sentence stopped me. It’s a self-defeating argument—an...
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Farzaneh Badiei is a recovering academic focused on digital governance, unfettered access to technology, and human rights. She founded Digital Medusa to push back against tech determinism and defend a global, open, rights-respecting digital space.
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