RDR @ the Internet Governance Forum

RDR had an active presence at this year’s Internet Governance Forum, an annual multi-stakeholder meeting organized by the United Nations which brings together representatives from governments, companies, civil society, and the technical community to discuss key issues of common concern related to the internet’s future. This

New Partnership with Sustainalytics and Other Good News

Thanks to everybody who provided feedback on Version 2 of our Phase 1 methodology. After further revision we will conduct a pilot study this Fall, testing the methodology on up to 10 companies. In accordance with our work plan and timeline, we will then make final adjustments to the

RDR wins the Knight News Challenge!!!

Ranking Digital Rights is honored to announce that we are one of nine winners of the 2014 John S. and James L. Knight Foundation’s Knight News Challenge. This year’s challenge focuses on breakthrough ideas that strengthen the Internet for freedom of expression and innovation. One of

RDR featured on London School of Economics “Measuring Business and Human Rights” blog

The following post is featured on the London School of Economics “Measuring Business and Human Rights” blog: Ranking Digital Rights: How can and should ICT sector companies respect Internet users’ rights to freedom of expression and privacy? Vodafone’s blockbuster Law Enforcement Disclosure report, published last week, reveals

Version 2, Phase 1 Draft Methodology: Ready for your feedback

Version 2 of the Phase 1 Methodology needs your feedback! After releasing a first draft in February, we sought feedback from companies, human rights advocates, technologists, investors, and other specialists. After analyzing all of the feedback received and conducting further research, we have now released Version 2 for public comment. This

RDR @ the Internet Governance Forum

RDR had an active presence at this year’s Internet Governance Forum, an annual multi-stakeholder meeting organized by the United Nations which brings together representatives from governments, companies, civil society, and the technical community to discuss key issues of common concern related to the internet’s future. This

New Partnership with Sustainalytics and Other Good News

Thanks to everybody who provided feedback on Version 2 of our Phase 1 methodology. After further revision we will conduct a pilot study this Fall, testing the methodology on up to 10 companies. In accordance with our work plan and timeline, we will then make final adjustments to the

RDR wins the Knight News Challenge!!!

Ranking Digital Rights is honored to announce that we are one of nine winners of the 2014 John S. and James L. Knight Foundation’s Knight News Challenge. This year’s challenge focuses on breakthrough ideas that strengthen the Internet for freedom of expression and innovation. One of

RDR featured on London School of Economics “Measuring Business and Human Rights” blog

The following post is featured on the London School of Economics “Measuring Business and Human Rights” blog: Ranking Digital Rights: How can and should ICT sector companies respect Internet users’ rights to freedom of expression and privacy? Vodafone’s blockbuster Law Enforcement Disclosure report, published last week, reveals

Version 2, Phase 1 Draft Methodology: Ready for your feedback

Version 2 of the Phase 1 Methodology needs your feedback! After releasing a first draft in February, we sought feedback from companies, human rights advocates, technologists, investors, and other specialists. After analyzing all of the feedback received and conducting further research, we have now released Version 2 for public comment. This