Rest of World - Reporting Global Tech Stories
Documents reviewed by Rest of World show several companies backed by U.S. tech giants provided policing or censorship tools to Chinese law enforcement.
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2024年11月12日 · Services like Blinkit and Zepto are estimated to put more than 25% of India’s neighborhood kirana stores out of business by 2030.
Rest of World’s 2023 impact report
2024年4月23日 · Rest of World is an award-winning nonprofit publication that focuses on how tech is transforming the daily lives of billions of people across emerging markets. Our reporting spotlights communities and countries that have long been dismissed and underestimated by mainstream Western media. Over 4 billion of the world’s 5 billion internet users live in non …
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2024年10月8日 · Creators Jiang Xiuping and Pan Huqian, a viral Douyin duo, act as fictional parents, providing solace to young adults and adolescents amid economic inequalities and a scarcity of mental health support in China.
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2024年10月9日 · The American Society of Magazine Editors recognized us in the Design category. Rest of World was also a finalist for General Excellence in the Literature, Science, and Politics category.
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Data centers for companies like Google, Amazon, and Nvidia are transforming Johor state, with locals bracing for higher real estate costs and resource shortages.
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2024年10月16日 · With messaging apps, social media, and VPNs banned, people look to satellite services, mesh networks, even walkie-talkies to communicate and work.
Year In Review - Rest of World
2023年12月26日 · 39 photographers, 31 cities, 22 countries. This is what global tech looked like this year.
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2024年9月10日 · Rest of World is an international nonprofit journalism organization. We document what happens when technology, culture and the human experience collide, in places that are typically overlooked and…
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2020年12月10日 · In 2020, Rest of World embarked on a mission to bring you the most interesting and untold stories of how advances in global tech — from Seoul to São Paulo — are changing the world you live in.