Media Coverage

Sun, E. (2022, July 15). Digital Tools Helps Shield Journalists From Online Violence. Voice of America. https://www.voanews.com/a/digital-tool-helps-shield-journalists-from-online-violence/6660881.html 

Westlund, O. (2021, September). First-Time Authors Corner: Dr. Jennifer Henrichsen. Digital Journalism Newsletter, 9(7), 10-11.

Sheridan, S. (2021). How Can Journalists and Researchers Keep Themselves Safe While Reporting Online. Medium. https://towcenter.medium.com/how-can-journalists-and-researchers-keep-themselves-safe-while-reporting-online-cf09b8e0d495

Scire, S. (2020). Reluctant Managers, Fewer Resources, and Inertia Contribute to the Sorry State of Security in Journalism. Nieman Lab. https://www.niemanlab.org/2020/04/reluctant-managers-fewer-resources-and-inertia-contribute-to-the-sorry-state-of-security-in-journalism

Warzel, C. (2019). Facebook and Google Trackers Are Showing Up on Porn Sites. The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/17/opinion/google-facebook-sex-websites.html

Vaughan, A. (2019). Thousands of Pornography Sites Leak Data to Google and Facebook. New Scientist. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2210599-thousands-of-pornography-sites-leak-data-to-google-and-facebook/

Matsuura, S. (2019). Watched Digital Sex: Porn Site User Preferences Are Tracked, Even in Incognito Mode. O Globo. https://oglobo.globo.com/economia/tecnologia/sexo-digital-vigiado-preferencias-de-usuarios-de-sites-porno-sao-rastreadas-mesmo-no-modo-anonimo-23837861

*An additional 60 articles related to the porn privacy article are available upon request.

Stupp, C. (2015). Beware of Keylogging. Columbia Journalism Review.

Kirchner, L. (2014). Why Skype Isn’t Safe for Journalists. Columbia Journalism Review.

Hansen, S. (2008). Americans Abroad. Scene Magazine. Pacific Lutheran University.