We're excited to announce that as of this afternoon, GDELT Founder Kalev Leetaru has written 153 articles for Forbes over…

Silicon Valley has commoditized the petabyte, yet why is the broader data science community still stuck in the gigabyte era?…

When it comes to exploring patterns in GDELT’s immense data archives stretching back two centuries, nothing on this earth can…

Could social media platforms require users to prove they read an article before they could share it and would this…

Archives of the web like the Internet Archive offer us an incredible glimpse into the digitization of human society, so…

As the physical world becomes ever-more-enmeshed in the virtual one, securing the physical world requires much greater attention to the…

Without greater incentives to fight online abuse, it is unlikely that we will see much in the way of a…

The intersection of deep learning and cybersecurity has to date focused largely on defensive applications, but what might the offensive…

Virtual reality still has many obstacles to overcome before mainstream adoption, from hardware cost to a lack of content to…

A key takeaway from global reaction to the US Government’s report on Russian hacking is that as data scientists we…

Instead of focusing on whether or to what degree Russian hackers targeted the US election, why aren’t we talking about…

As part of the latest release of the Television Explorer, the volume timeline now supports interactive time zooming in which…

We're excited to announce that with the Internet Archive's recent addition of BBC News to its monitoring archive, the Television…

In addition to the Television Explorer's new Top Terms Word Cloud, we are also excited today to announce the release…

We are immensely excited to announce today the latest version of our new Television Explorer, a collaboration with the Internet…

Taken together, the Internet Archive’s new Trump Archive and its 20-year US Government web archive offer a vision of a…

How the Internet Archive’s historical snapshots of the Post’s story on Russian hackers undermined the Post’s defense and shed light…

Michael Fitzgerald's article "What Drives Successful Crowdsourcing?" in the January-February 2017 issue of Harvard Magazine mentions the GDELT Project. Read…

What the Washington Post’s rush to be the first to report on Russian hackers breaching the US power grid teaches…

We're tremendously excited to announce today the new Top Trending Topics system of the Television Explorer. Each morning the system scans…

Facebook’s forthcoming “fake news” tools are based on the assumption that journalists, academics and fact checkers can be plugged into…

What happens to free speech in a world where a small group of elites decide what is true and what…

How the massive datasets that fuel the big data revolution are leaving Africa behind. Read The Full Article.

Pulling back the curtain, we find that the fact checkers may not be as open and transparent as we thought….