The Constitution of W – The conversation belongs to humans

Ten articles that guide everything W does: real people, freedom of expression within the law, privacy, independence, and data hosted in Europe.

Declaration of Social Media Rights

Five fundamental rights we need for a free, open, and humane social media ecosystem

Media Ownership Monitor

Mass media influences how facts are viewed and debated in a society, contributing to crafting its public opinion. Independence and pluralism...

The Untold Story About W Social: Unconventional Beginnings, Strategic Pitches and Conflicting Signals

A deep dive into the origin story of W Social, an analysis of the strategic arguments they have been using to appeal to government officials, media companies and advertisers... and the discussion of conflicting signals they have been sending

The Untold Story About W Social: Unconventional Beginnings, Strategic Pitches and Conflicting Signals

A deep dive into the origin story of W Social, an analysis of the strategic arguments they have been using to appeal to government officials, media companies and advertisers... and the discussion of conflicting signals they have been sending

Have you been Wned: Has W Social made your personal information public?

Check if W Social has made your personal information public.

America Must Regulate Social Media

America invented social media. Now, it must invent regulations that protect users and free speech, argues John Wihbey.

At The New York Times, an Uprising Over James Bennet’s Incompetence

The paper’s staff is in an incandescent rage over the decision to publish an op-ed calling for the violent disruption of First Amendment rights.

The Freedom to Write

PEN America stands at the intersection of literature and human rights to protect free expression in the United States and worldwide.