tbd/con update #3: we want your ideas
The crew is in.
G. Azzetta
Resilience runs through people: read the full report
The future of internet resilience lies just as much human networks than it does in tools.
From channels to networks: information is a distributed problem
Our Iran study showed how thoroughly the top-down delivery model breaks down under pressure.
tbd/con update #2: review crew closes end of May, pitches are open
a free virtual conference, Sept. 23-24, 2026. This is the first time we’re hosting it.
Coming in June: a report on how Iranians stayed online when the country almost disappeared from the internet
A new study with ASL19 on Iran's June 2025 shutdown. We're making a broader argument about how information actually moves when the formal channel breaks.
The survey that asks 'one more thing' on purpose
Notes on two research projects we just presented in Baltimore.
YouTube playbook for newsrooms working in high-skepticism contexts
An operational guide to test what we learned about relational trust, retention, information seeking in crisis, and fact-checking habits
Publishing for AI extraction
It's still unclear. Here's what we've figured out so far: Publish an editorial layer and canonical layer, and implement a correction loop.
tbd/con update #1: review crew, May 31 deadline
Journalists, researchers, security practitioners, technologists, and everyone else is invited to join us online on Sept. 23-24, 2026.
The hidden change in your AI stack: Model drift by vendor update
When Chinese open-weight models become the default, your stack inherits their rules.