Information Technology

A man types on a computer keyboard in Warsaw (REUTERS/Kacper Pempel).

Blog Post

Growing the Global Internet Economy by Ensuring the Free Flow of Data Across Borders

May 23, 2013, David Dreier and Joshua Meltzer

David Dreier and Joshua Meltzer highlight the benefits and challenges of digital connectivity growth and discuss the need for balance between the free flow of data and action to address legitimate concerns about harmful use of the Internet.

Recent Activity

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Opinion | The National Interest

The Pendulum of Opinion on Security and Privacy

June 11, 2013, Paul R. Pillar
Opinion | Danger Room (Wired)

Pentagon Paying China — Yes, China — To Carry Data

April 29, 2013, Noah Shachtman
Opinion | The Daily Beast

Why The U.S. Is Not in a Cyber War

March 10, 2013, Ian Wallace
Paper

The Internet, Cross-Border Data Flows and International Trade

February 25, 2013, Joshua Meltzer
Opinion | Slate

The Two Classes of Cyber Threats

January 29, 2013, John Villasenor
In the News

[Among those who have greater access to technology, there are] signs of increased stress and anger, including among cohorts for whom access to the new technologies is relatively new and for those who gain new access to financial services via mobile banking.
January 3, 2013, Carol Graham, Bloomberg
Opinion | Danger Room (Wired)

How Joe Biden Accidentally Helped Ensure E-Mail Privacy

December 17, 2012, Noah Shachtman
Paper

Does Access to Information Technology Make People Happier?

December 2012, Carol Graham and Milena Nikolova
Report

Baked in and Wired: eDiplomacy @ State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson
Report

The History of eDiplomacy at the U.S. Department of State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson