NDM Index - updated

week 1: Instagram unveils tool to allow users to filter abusive comments

 The Guardian view on sexual harassment in schools: "action is needed

week 2: Using Snapchat to give a voice to sexual abuse survivors

 We used to think shyness was refined. That was before social media

week 3: Those taking selfies with Hillary Clinton aren’t narcissists – but our best hope, Jonathan Jones

 Publishers and journalists must work together to save journalism, Roy Greenslade

week 4: Streets without shops: how apps are transforming our local neighbourhoods

 Taking the self out of selfie – most pictures not about vanity, says study

week 5: Are mobiles changing how we shop?

 Spotify UK revenues surge to almost £190m as mobile subscriptions take off

week6: It's a great time to be a journalist, says Channel 4's Jon Snow

            Consumers Turning Their Back on Social Media Branded Content, By Jonathan Davies

week 7:  Why do we still accept that governments collect and snoop on our data?

             'Social media can be a pretty ugly place if you're a woman in politics'

week 8:   Computers 'do not improve' pupil results, says OECD

              Should children ban their parents from social media?

week 9: - Hidden digital ads pushing children to eat fatty food, health experts warn.

              Media for development: does good journalism promote transparency?

week10:  Social media, Keyboard worrier

               Keeping up with Digital Trends Requires Expert Execution, By Jonathan Davies

week 11: NSPCC records 88% rise in children seeking help for online abuse

               Online abuse: how different countries deal with it

week 12: Online pressures creating 'nation of deeply unhappy children', says charity

               We still need humans to identify sexually explicit images online – for now

week 13: No Jeremy Hunt, you can't use tech to ban sexting for the under-18s, Jonathan Haynes

            Teenage chat guide helps parents spot online dangers

week 14: Panel debate on what can, or should, be done about fake news

week 15: You don’t have to act like a newspaper on the net Peter Preston

                 Newsquest chief finally realises shock-horror doesn't sell regional papers

week 16: BBC sets up team to debunk fake news

              How technology disrupted the truth

week 17: Revenge porn helpline 'to close' as government cuts funding                                              We’re over the digital revolution. This is the age of experience - Simon Jenkins

week 18: Mobile giant Three to block online advertising - Christopher Williams

week 19: Twitter misses out on ‘Trump bump’ as shares plummet and losses widen

               Twitter eyeing sale to Google or Salesforce, reports say.

week 20: Mobile app that replaces the pill approved as contraceptive - can you trust it?

               Government funds research into social media hate crime after Brexit vote

week 21: Facebook to let users offer food and shelter to disaster victims

                Vizio smart TVs tracked what viewers were watching without consent

week 22: Bad news for online advertisers – you’ve been ’ad, John Naughton

               The Guardian view on big data: the danger is less democracy. Editorial

week 23: Twitter accounts really are echo chambers, study finds 

             You don’t have to act like a newspaper on the net, Peter Preston

week 24:  Why a digital detox is bad for all of us