Ayala Panievsky is an author and researcher whose work examines the intersection of technology, power and freedom of expression. The New Censorship explores how the mechanisms of censorship have evolved in the digital age, examining how governments, platforms and algorithms shape what people can say, see and know in an era where information flows faster than ever before.
Panievsky's analysis goes beyond traditional notions of censorship to examine the new forms of speech control that have emerged in the age of social media, big data and artificial intelligence. The book raises urgent questions about who controls the flow of information and what the consequences are for democracy and individual freedom.
Available as both a book and an audiobook, The New Censorship offers essential listening and reading for anyone concerned about free speech, digital rights and the invisible forces that shape the information landscape we all inhabit.
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