Paradise Revisited

Jun 16

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Technology has enriched the lives of Americans with novel communication choices. It has also made it more difficult to reach everyone in emergencies. In a new policy brief, Mary W. Graham, senior fellow at the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, explores this new paradox of the digital transition.

https://ash.harvard.edu/resources/paradise-revisited/

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