Bhutan Centre for Media and Democracy

Jul 25th, 2022

We developed advocacy materials for their National Youth Policy advocacy campaign. We also advised them on campaign strategy

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Articles from nyingnor

Aug 25th, 2022

So Your Country is Carbon Negative, What Next?

Every organic thing on planet Earth, by definition, is made of carbon. You, your pet, the potted plant in your hallway, everything. Carbon is how living things interact with...

Aug 25th, 2022

Facebook’s New Algorithm

At the start of October in 2020, Facebook’s content algorithm changed. People began to see more diverse content on their feeds. The typical feed went from having a lot...

Aug 25th, 2022

Tik Tok has Changed Facebook

One of the things I talk a lot about is Facebook’s algorithm. How does Facebook decide what content you see on your newsfeed? Over its lifetime, as Facebook changed,...

Aug 25th, 2022

Why Social Media Marketing

Social media is a special thing. It has allowed the exchange of information at a rate never-before-seen. His Majesty has envisioned a Digital Drukyul for all of us, and...

Aug 25th, 2022

Telegram is Not Better Than WhatsApp

In 2020, Telegram, a “secure” messenger app became popular in Bhutan for two reasons. First, in June of 2020, the Indian government banned several apps which included WeChat, Bhutan’s...

Aug 25th, 2022

The Future We Could Have

A few years ago, when I first started reading Marx and was eager to use my newfound Marxian lens to diagnose Bhutan, an older, more-well-read friend told me I...

Mar 15th, 2023

ChatGPT and AI Tools

This article appeared in Kuensel on 4 March 2023 In November 2022, OpenAI, a tech company in the US, launched its ChatGPT AI tool. Within five days, ChatGPT had...