Libraries Are Beacons of Credible Information in the Age of Fake News
The United States lost more than 270,000 journalism jobs over the past two decades as almost 3,500 newspapers shut down. Even as independent news outlets are forced to close, a well-capitalized network of partisan platforms that some have likened to propaganda machines is
What if the Point of Foreign Assistance Was To End Foreign Assistance?
What if the goal of foreign assistance was to make itself unnecessary? Jacqueline Huh argues that real success isn't dependency well managed, it's dependency ended, using South Korea's transformation from aid recipient to donor nation as proof it can be done.
Q&A: What Are the Biggest EHS Challenges Facing Data Centers Today?
As demand for AI, cloud computing, and digital infrastructure accelerates, data centers are becoming critical assets for economies worldwide. This Q&A explores the emerging risks, opportunities, and best practices shaping one of the fastest-growing sectors globally.
Repairable Devices Help Spell the End for Disposable IT
When a device’s battery, keyboard or screen fails, the automatic next step has typically been replacement. But for IT leaders facing growing sustainability, resilience and cost pressures, this old model is ripe for a rethink.
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