News in Brief Who’s Trying to Murder the Internet? An inside look at the most basic and effective way for hackers to shut down someone’s website. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief What Happens When 4chan Attacks? A new study explores the influence of the site’s Politically Incorrect forum. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Howard Kang/Flickr)… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Who Should Pay for Internet Infrastructure? If it’s taxpayers, then maybe we should have a conversation about regulating Internet prices. By Rick Paulas (Photo:… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Looming Lifeline Internet Subsidy Crisis How FCC Internet speed requirements—designed to prevent Internet Service Providers from providing slow Internet—will make large numbers of… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Is American Internet So Slow? Antiquated phone networks and corporate monopolies do not produce fast Internet. Rick Paulas
News in Brief Well-Meaning Bots Duke It Out on Wikipedia Just like Wikipedia’s human editors, automated computer programs designed to combat vandalism and create new pages sometimes end… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Next Internet Is Gigabit Internet While the speedy service has been around for a while, its high cost has placed it almost exclusively… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How White Space Wi-Fi Could Bring Internet to the Rural Poor The method could help large swaths of Africa with low population density, but government regulators have been sluggish… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Lessons From a Year Teaching Digital Literacy Digital Inclusion Fellows reflect on a year spent spreading digital literacy. By Rick Paulas (Photo: sagesolar/Flickr) In May… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The ‘Smartphone Only’ Problem Internet access among Latinos in the United States has increased considerably over the past six years, but the… Pacific Standard Staff