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Red Army
A new film goes behind the Iron Curtain to tell the story of a superstar team that achieved mastery on ice.
How Millennials’ Use of Social Networks Explains Their Politics
Millennials are a hopeful generation that believes in communities (both online and digital) and the power of networks.
Lessons in Dissent Podcast
Scenes of thousands of protesters filling the streets in the heart of Hong Kong, one of the world’s great business capitals, have...
Myanmar: The Fight for Free Expression
As government crackdown on media continues in Myanmar, the newly-formed PEN Myanmar is defending hard-won press freedoms.
OTI partners with CityBridge on LinkNYC project replacing NYC payphones with free wi-fi hubs
OTI is pleased to announce its participation in LinkNYC, a plan to replace aging payphones in New York City with wi-fi hubs or "Links."
A New Israeli Media
How are these new media players affecting the discourse within Israel and beyond?
The Rise of the Military-Internet Complex
According to a new book by Shane Harris, the future of American warfare is already here.
When Girls Live as Boys
In what the UN calls the most dangerous country to be a woman, some bacha posh resist efforts to rescind their male prerogatives.
Will Amazon Lead Us to the Golden Age of Books
We've been saying that Amazon has revolutionized books ever since the company first enabled us to order a book late at night in our pj's...
America’s Homeownership Subsidies Are a Terrible Way to Help Young People Build Wealth
It used to be all about the house. If you were a young person seeking lifelong financial security, homeownership was the way to go.
5 Ways America is Failing Millennials
If you're between 18 and 34 years old, you should be getting ready for the prime of your life—at least according to recent history.
The E-Team
Following a screening of The E-Team, we discuss global human rights crises and the fearless spirits of those bringing them to justice.
The Pill Podcast: Oral Contraception and the Future of Reproductive Rights
Nearly fifty years after Margaret Sanger’s death, the safe and effective birth control pill she fought for has transformed lives of women.