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Articles by Ivor Gaber
Ivor Gaber is left wanting more in this account of how Facebook became a linchpin of today¡¯s ¡®surveillance capitalism¡¯
Ivor Gaber enjoys a biography of an Oxford don who became the UK¡¯s first on-screen pollster
Has the corporation acted as an arm of the state in the past, and might it in the future? Ivor Gaber wonders
Having newshounds verify assertions does not in itself untangle complicated issues, Ivor Gaber says
Ivor Gaber welcomes a work that gives overdue attention to the risks that members of the press and those who help them too often face
Organising and agitating online can be a powerful mover of change, Ivor Gaber finds
