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ANTHROPOLOGY
The Atlantic
The Pandemic Broke America's Understanding of Safety
Susan Silbey, Leon and Anne Goldberg Professor of Humanities, Sociology and Anthropology
10/26/2020
Boston Review
The Shape of Epidemics
Stefan Helmreich, Elting Morison Chair, and Head, MIT Anthropology, with David Jones, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Publc Health
6/26/2020
COMPARATIVE MEDIA STUDIES / WRITING
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The New York Times Magazine
Will This Be a Lost Year for America's Children?
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
9/11/2020
Fast Company
How Google Classroom became teachers' go-to tool-and why it's fallen short
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
9/3/2020
WBUR News
Is Virtual Learning Best From An Actual Classroom? Experts Question State Recommendation
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
8/27/2020
The Washington Post
The 2020 conventions are what the parties have dreamed of
Heather Hendershot, Professor of Comparative Media Studies
8/17/2020
Oprah’s 2020 Vision Tour
Oprah's Conversation With Professor of Humanities at MIT, Dr Alan Lightman
Alan Lightman, Professor of the Practice, Science Writing
5/10/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Remote Learning Is A Challenge, Especially For Students In Districts With Fewer Resources
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
5/6/2020
The Boston Globe
When it comes to online learning, Mass., Rhode Island take wildly divergent paths
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
4/22/2020
Educational Leadership
Keep It Simple, Schools
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
4/15/2020
The Atlantic
What Teachers Need to Make Remote Schooling Work
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of CMS/W; Director, MIT Teaching Systems Lab
4/13/2020
The New Yorker
The Truth About Isaac Newton’s Productive Plague
Tom Levenson, Professor of Science Writing
4/6/2020
The Atlantic
The Virus Is a Reminder of Something Lost Long Ago
Alan Lightman, Professor of the Practice, Science Writing
4/1/2020
New York Review of Books
Pandemic Journal
Lucy Jakub, Graduate student, Comparative Media Studies
3/24/2020
WBUR On Point | NPR
Online Learning: How Colleges And Universities Are Teaching Students Virtually
Justin Reich, Assistant Professor of Comparative Media Studies
3/24/2020
The Washington Post
The truth about Trump’s uncle and what it means for his presidency
Heather Hendershot, Professor of Comparative Media Studies
3/12/2020
The Atlantic
Conservatives Try to Rebrand the Coronavirus
Thomas Levenson, Professor of Science Writing
3/11/2020
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
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FOX News Channel
ObamaCare architect warns SCOTUS ruling against ACA would be 'trouble'
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
11/17/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Boston Public Radio Full Show: 11/11/20
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
11/11/2020
Marketplace - American Public Media
Worrying comes with costs
Frank Schilbach, Associate Professor of Economics
11/5/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Jonathan Gruber On Future Coronavirus Relief And America's $7.5 Trillion Blindspot
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
10/7/2020
The Washington Post
'Doomed to fail': Why a $4 trillion bailout couldn't revive the American economy
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
10/5/2020
The Economist
The pandemic is plunging millions back into extreme poverty
Abhijit Banerjee, Ford Professor of Economics
9/24/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Economist Jonathan Gruber on vaccine timing
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
9/9/2020
The Wall Street Journal
Covid-19 Is Dividing the American Worker
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
8/22/2020
Newsweek
Nationwide Mask Mandate in April Would Likely Have Saved Nearly 40,000 American Lives, Study Finds
Victor Chernozhukov, Ford International Professor of Economics
8/5/2020
PBS NewsHour
What the government should learn from this pandemic, according to 7 economists
Peter Temin, Professor Emeritus of Economics
6/26/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Generic Drugs Could Help Our Fight Against COVID-19, But There's Little Incentive For Companies To Develop Them
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
6/17/2020
Fast Company
6 experts on how capitalism will emerge after COVID-19
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
6/11/2020
Freakonomics Radio
How to Prevent Another Great Depression (Ep. 421)
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
6/11/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Jonathan Gruber On Economic Recovery Amid Coronavirus: 'We Can't Stop' Providing Financial Assistance
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
6/9/2020
The New York Times
Don't Lose the Thread. The Economy Is Experiencing an Epic Collapse of Demand.
Iván Werning, Professor of Economics
6/6/2020
Freakonomics Radio
Which Jobs Will Come Back, and When? (Ep. 420)
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
6/3/2020
Quartz
The Covid-19 pandemic will be a disaster for wages, even once we all go back to work
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
5/15/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Economist Jonathan Gruber: 'We absolutely do need more stimulus'
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
5/13/2020
Quartz
Nobel laureate Esther Duflo says cash transfers to poor will only help Indian businesses
Esther Duflo, Professor of Economics; Director, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
5/12/2020
Financial Times
Millions of Americans to lose health insurance as jobless rate soars
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
5/10/2020
The Wall Street Journal
Targeted Lockdowns Are Better
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
5/4/2020
NPR/National Public Radio
Not-So-Small Businesses Continue To Benefit From PPP Loans
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
5/4/2020
CBS News
Paycheck Protection Program II is half gone, with California grabbing largest share
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
5/4/2020
NPR/National Public Radio
Coronavirus Conundrum: How To Cover Millions Who Lost Their Jobs And Health Insurance
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
5/4/2020
The New York Times
Millions Had Risen Out of Poverty. Coronavirus Is Pulling Them Back.
Abhijit Banerjee, Ford Professor of Economics
4/30/2020
Vox
India takes a small step toward relaxing its strict lockdown
Abhijit Banerjee, Ford Professor of Economics
4/24/2020
BBC News
Coronavirus lockdown: Nobel prize economist says India must do more for poor
Abhijit Banerjee, Ford Professor of Economics
4/24/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Economist Jon Gruber Highlights 'Nightmare' Situation For Nation's Nursing Homes
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
4/22/2020
The Wall Street Journal
Forecasting Media Panic
Jeffrey Harris, Professor of Economics
4/20/2020
Innovation Hub - PRI/Public Radio International
The Economics Of A Global Emergency
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
4/17/2020
Freakonomcs Radio
Who Gets the Ventilator? (Ep. 413)
Parag Pathak, Jane Berkowitz Carlton and Dennis William Carlton Professor of Microeconomics
4/15/2020
Vox
Data shows social distancing has slowed down the coronavirus outbreak. But what's next?
Jeffrey Harris, Professor of Economics
4/15/2020
ABC News
Can the economy recover in parts of the country as early as next month?
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
4/13/2020
Marketplace Morning Report - American Public Media
How to help the poor amid COVID-19? Give them money, says Nobel laureate Esther Duflo
Esther Duflo, Professor of Economics; Director, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
4/9/2020
WGBH News
Gov. Baker Outlines New Effort To Address 'Staggering' Surge Of Unemployment Claims
Jonathan Gruber, MIT Ford Professor of Economics
4/9/2020
Wall Street Journal
Crisis of Confidence
Jeffrey Harris, Practicing physician and MIT Professor of Economics
4/7/2020
Bloomberg
People Who Lost Jobs Can Sign Up For Obamacare
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
4/3/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Economist Jon Gruber On What The Federal Stimulus Package Does And Doesn't Do
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
4/2/2020
New York Times
Covid-19 Is Twisting 2020 Beyond All Recognition
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
4/1/2020
Los Angeles Times
Economists agree with doctors that prematurely lifting lockdown would be disastrous
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
3/31/2020
Governing magazine
Easing Access to the Safety Net, and Why We Need to Do It Now
Amy Finkelstein, MacDonald Professor of Economics, and Matthew Notowidigo
3/31/2020
The Washington Post
An enormous surge of uninsured sick people is coming. Here’s how to pay for them.
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
3/30/2020
Scientific American
Connecting with Voters in a Time of Social Distancing
Donald Green, Research Affiliate, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, MIT Dept of Economics
3/27/2020
WGBH Morning Edition
How The Senate Economic Stimulus Package Could Benefit Americans
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
3/26/2020
Marketplace American Public Media
“Open by Easter”? A closer look at the U.S. economy’s timeline
James Poterba, Mitsui Professor of Economics
3/25/2020
Foreign Affairs
The Coronavirus Exposed America’s Authoritarian Turn
Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor, Professor of Economics
3/23/2020
Institute for New Economic Thinking (blog)
MIT Economist on Coronavirus: “Young People Going to Get Squashed”
Peter Temin, Professor emeritus of Economics
3/20/2020
Financial Times
US workers brace as coronavirus ripples through real economy
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
3/16/2020
PBS Amanpour & Co
MIT Economist Talks Globalization, Trade and China
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics
3/11/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
MIT Economist Calls For Federal Sick Leave Program In Wake Of COVID-19 Pandemic
Jonathan Gruber, Ford Professor of Economics; Director, NBE's Research Program on Health Care
3/11/2020
GLOBAL LANGUAGES
website
ABC News
Wuhan's 'Wet Markets' Are Back in Business
Emma J. Teng, T.T. and Wei Fong Chao Professor of Asian Civilizations; Director, Global Languages
4/17/2020
Los Angeles Times
Coronavirus Sparks Culture Clash in the San Gabriel Valley
Emma J. Teng, T.T. and Wei Fong Chao Professor of Asian Civilizations; Director, Global Languages
2/13/2020
South China Morning Post
Coronavirus: Outbreak Has Stoked a Rise in Xenophobia, Chinese Living Abroad Say
Emma J. Teng, T.T. and Wei Fong Chao Professor of Asian Civilizations; Director, Global Languages
2/7/2020
KNIGHT SCIENCE JOURNALISM PROGRAM
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The Boston Globe
The tension between privacy and coronavirus contact-tracing
Anil Ananthaswamy, MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellow
4/30/2020
DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND PHILOSOPHY
Linguistics website | Philosophy website
The New Statesman
What the pandemic tells us about personal identity
Kieran Setiya, Professor of Philosophy
5/7/2020
MUSIC AND THEATER ARTS
website
The Boston Globe
More than 700 MIT graduates will sing one song together, virtually
Eran Egozy, Proefessor, Music and Theater Arts Section
5/21/2020
Boston Globe
In their own words: How artists are staying productive (and mostly positive) during the pandemic
Maurice Emmanuel Parent, Lecturer, Theater Arts, Music and Theater Arts section
5/14/2020
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
website
TIME
Whether or Not You're Able to Vote in Jail May Come Down to Where You're Incarcerated
Ariel White, Associate Professor of Political Science
10/2/2020
Wired
How to Make Government Trustworthy Again
Katharin Tai, Political Science PhD candidate
6/18/2020
The Washington Post
Far from being weakened by coronavirus, China pursues sovereignty claims on all fronts
M. Taylor Fravel, Professor of Political Science
5/27/2020
CNN
America's response to the coronavirus is the most American thing ever
Andrea Campbell, Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Science
5/19/2020
The New York Times
An ode to the humble balcony
Bernardo Zacka, Assistant Professor of Political Science
5/9/2020
The Washington Post
Does the global pandemic open new South China Sea opportunities for Beijing? Not really.
M. Taylor Fravel, Professor of Political Science
5/7/2020
The Washington Post
Europe has kept down pandemic unemployment -- and the U.S. hasn't. Here's why.
Kathleen Thelen, Ford Professor of Political Science
4/24/2020
DEPT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE | MIT CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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USA Today
'War and Disease Travel Together': Why the Pandemic Push for a Global Cease-Fire is Gaining Ground
Barry R. Posen, Ford International Professor of Political Science; Director Emeritus, Security Studies Program
4/28/2020
Foreign Affairs
Do Pandemics Promote Peace?
Barry R. Posen, Ford International Professor of Political Science; Director Emeritus, Security Studies Program
4/23/20
The New York Times
Coronavirus Halts Street Protests, but Climate Activists Have a Plan
Shola Lawal, 2019 IWMF Elizabeth Neuffer Fellow, Center for International Studies
3/19/2020
The Washington Post
How coronavirus will affect the US military
Rachel Tecott, Erik Sand, Political Science PhD candidates
3/19/2020
DEPT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE | MIT ELECTION DATA & SCIENCE LAB
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The New York Times
So, Did 'Bad Things Happen' With the Election in Philadelphia?
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/19/2020
NPR/National Public Radio
Officials And Experts Say Election Went Unexpectedly Well
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/9/2020
The Wall Street Journal
The 2020 Election Meltdown That Didn't Happen, Even Amid the Covid Pandemic
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/6/2020
Bloomberg News
White Voters in Swing-State Counties Send the GOP a Warning
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/6/2020
The Guardian
US voter demographics: election 2020 ended up looking a lot like 2016
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/5/2020
CBS Boston
Will The Supreme Court Settle The Presidential Election? Boston Law Experts Weigh-In
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/5/2020
Vice
How GOP Attempts at Voter Suppression Could Backfire on Trump
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/3/2020
The Wall Street Journal
'Sneakernet' Helps Election Officials Process Results
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
11/3/2020
The New York Times
How Long Will Vote Counting Take? Estimates and Deadlines in All 50 States
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/27/2020
Salon
Behind the humble "I Voted" sticker's enduring appeal - and whether you'll get one this year
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/25/2020
WBUR-FM Online
Doomsday Scenarios Abound, But The Next President Will Be Decided By The Voters. Not The Courts, Not Congress
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/20/2020
The New York Times
How Prepared Are These 7 Battlegrounds for the Election? A Readiness Report
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/19/2020
NPR/National Public Radio
Emergency Rooms And Health Clinics Become Voter Registration Hubs
Jon Curiel, Research Scientist, MIT Election Data and Science Lab
10/19/2020
TIME
Made a Mistake on Your Mail-In Ballot? Advocates Are Pushing States to Let You Correct It
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/15/2020
Bloomberg News
Election Night Has Paths to a Fast Result - or a Lengthy Slog
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/14/2020
NPR/National Public Radio – Morning Edition
Controversies Surrounding Early Voting Emerge Across The Country
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/14/2020
CNN
The flood of Amazon Prime Day packages won't delay your mail-in ballot
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/13/2020
The New York Times
The Fight Over Absentee Ballots Intensifies Around Drop Boxes
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/13/2020
The Washington Post
Most voters confident their vote will be counted, poll finds. But partisans disagree on election threats.
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab and Nathanial Persily; James B. McClatchy Professor of Law at Stanford Law School
10/8/2020
U.S. News & World Report
U.S. Election Integrity Compares Poorly to Other Democracies
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
10/7/2020
The Wall Street Journal
Actually, We Will Know a Lot on Election Night
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab and Nathanial Persily; James B. McClatchy Professor of Law at Stanford Law School
9/24/2020
The Boston Globe
Voting during a pandemic
Rachael V. Cobb, chair of the Political Science and Legal Studies Department at Suffolk University and member of the MIT Election Data and Science Lab; Brian M. Conley, associate professor and director of the graduate program of the Political Science and Legal Studies Department at Suffolk University
9/14/2020
The Washington Post
How likely is it that your mail-in ballot won't get counted?
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
8/25/2020
The Boston Globe
After centuries of picking one candidate per office, should voters rank their preferences instead?
Jesse Clark, PhD candidate, Department of Political Science
8/16/2020
ABC News
Early in-person voting a strong option for concerned voters
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
8/14/2020
The Atlantic
The 'Blue Shift' will decide the election
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
8/11/2020
The New York Times
Vote Counts Change. Please Don't Panic.
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
8/11/2020
Associated Press
'Poor People's Campaign' eyes low-income voters in 13 states
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
8/11/2020
The New York Times
A new research paper predicts a wave of ‘lost votes’ this fall, further complicating the election.
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
7/31/2020
Los Angeles Times
Trump can’t postpone the election, but officials worry he and the GOP could starve it
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
7/31/2020
WGBH Boston Public Radio
Charles Stewart III Addresses Concerns Around Mail-In Voting
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
7/21/2020
ABC News
Counting all ballots in November may take several weeks
Charles Stewart, Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science; Founder, MIT Election Lab
7/13/2020
DEPT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE | MIT GOV/LAB
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Science
Crushing coronavirus means ‘breaking the habits of a lifetime.’ Behavior scientists have some tips
Lily Tsai, Ford Professor of Political Science and founder and Faculty Director of the MIT Governance Lab (MIT GOV/LAB)
4/16/2020
Forbes
The 2014 Ebola Outbreak Shows Why Open, Honest Communication Is Vital For Containing COVID-19 Coronavirus
Lily Tsai, Ford Professor of Political Science and founder and Faculty Director of the MIT Governance Lab (MIT GOV/LAB)
3/2/2020
Scholars Strategy Network
Learning from Ebola
Lily Tsai, Ford Professor of Political Science and founder and Faculty Director of the MIT Governance Lab (MIT GOV/LAB) and Ben Morse, Senior Research, Education, and Training Manager at the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
4/2/2020
PROGRAM IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY
website
BBC News
Why India's Covid problem could be bigger than we think
Dwaipayan Banerjee, Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society
9/16/20
Wired
Zoom took over the world. This is what will happen next
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
8/6/2020
Financial Times
Coronavirus and the dream of an American Eden
Shelley Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
7/18/2020
The New York Times
How to Have a Fun Conversation Again
Shelley Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
5/19/2020
TIME
Video Chat Is Helping Us Stay Connected in Lockdown. But the Tech Was Once a 'Spectacular Flop'
Lisa Parks, Professor of CMS/W and Science, Technology, & Society; Director, Global Media Technologies and Cultures Lab
5/11/2020
The New Yorker
The pandemic is not a natural disaster
Kate Brown, Professor of Science, Technology, and Society
4/13/2020
WBUR On Point
Staying Connected, Virtually: What We Lose Online
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
4/1/2020
The New York Times
Coronavirus Ended the Screen-Time Debate. Screens Won.
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
3/31/2020
The New York Times
You Show Me Your Décor, I’ll Show You Mine
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
3/31/2020
NBC News
The coronavirus pandemic drove life online. It may never return.
Sherry Turkle, Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology
3/28/2020