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Family digital boundary case: a two-week household experiment
Family digital boundary case showing how a fictional household defines problems, writes exceptions, tests two rules, measures effects, and revises its agreement.
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Viral rumor response case: from signal detection to correction
Viral rumor response case showing how a fictional public agency detects a signal, verifies the claim, assesses harm, writes a correction, and measures the response.
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Creator business case: a fictional platform-income rebuild
A creator business case: how a fictional video publisher maps platform concentration, workload, cash timing, IRS tax records, capped tests, and stop rules.
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A fictional moderation policy case: testing a harassment rule change against the evidence
A fictional forum tests a harassment rule change: reviewer agreement, notices, appeals, metrics, a language-specific rollback, and the limits of what the case shows.
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How US internet access gaps differ by rural, tribal, and urban county type
Compares FCC availability data with NTIA and Pew adoption surveys to explain rural, tribal, and urban internet gaps and how federal programs fund buildouts.
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How Washington, D.C. shapes US platform rules through the FTC and FCC
Ever scroll through US platform rules and you land in Washington, D.C., where FTC rulemaking and FCC broadband policy decide what creators can post and reach.
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Testing a scrolling habit change in a fictional experiment over two weeks
A fictional editor tests notification batching, direct feed entry, stop cues, and bedtime rules over two weeks, with invented results and a reusable template.
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A fictional social media feeds example
This fictional social media feeds example covers a personal audit's sampling method, source categories, and limits on interpreting invented results.
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A fictional parasocial boundary plan case: time, money, contact, and four weeks of results
Parasocial boundary plan example: follow a fictional podcast listener who tracks time, spending, contact, social ties, source checks, and invented four week results.
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Testing an online identity decision against the evidence
Online identity example: review a fictional illustrator's stage name, portfolio, audience boundary, credential claim, payment request, and impersonation risk.
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A Fictional Meme Literacy Workshop Example
Meme literacy workshop example: a fictional 75-minute library plan for reading, tracing, describing, creating, and assessing memes, with invented results.
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Testing a digital community rule change against the evidence
Digital community example: review a fictional forum rule, moderation data, member feedback, appeals, pilot results, decision limits, and next review.