Sarah Logan
Biography
Publications
Sarah Logan is a member of the Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation and a Postdoctoral Fellow at UNSW Law. Sarah's research interests include the impact of the internet on international politics, online counterterrorism policy and computational social science methods. Prior to entering academia Sarah worked as a researcher for the Office of National Assessments and in the Australian Parliament.
Digital Asia links: internet cafe camping, a stink over Winnie the Pooh in China, and more
A digital round-up from across Asia.
Digital Asia links: Bitcoin and Chinese New Year, ‘wrongful views’, mobile wallets, and more
Links on digital developments across Asia.
Digital Asia Links: Bitcoin bans, online gambling and heavy metal guitars
Sarah Logan with links on digital developments across Asia.
Digital Asia links: Data regulations, Faceook’s Cambodia experiment, bitcoin exchanges and more
Sarah Logan with links on digital developments across Asia.
Digital Asia links: CCP apps, Telegram in Indonesia, Japanese fake news and more
Sarah Logan with the latest digital developments across Asia.
Digital Asia Links: Hun Sen’s Facebook friends, Indonesia’s fake news factory, Jack Ma and more
This week's links also include Myanmar tensions online, Cyber Week in Singapore, trolls in Korea, and WeChat's big admission.
Digital Asia links: Cambodia’s crackdown, Islam via app, India-China’s video war and more
This week's include also include the return of Telegram to Indonesia and wedding pix that went viral.
Digital Asia Links: Liu Xiabo censorship, Gangnam Style's world domination and more
This month's links include censorship regarding Liu Xiabo's death on weibo and WeChat, internet use among the North Korean elite and Thailand floating the idea of registration for…
