“Is Everyone Accessible, Should Everyone Be Reached?” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Digital Inequality from the First to the Third Degree: A Multidimensional Theoretical Analysis
Nobel Publishing
“This Content May Disturb Adults” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Recipient of the Distinction Award in the 2025 Lumiere Scholars Essay Award.
“The Digital Age and the Monopolization of Technology: Power, Inequality, and Democracy” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Research conducted under the supervision of Dr. Christopher J. Holmes (University of Wisconsin) as part of the Polygence Online Research Program,
resulting in a peer-reviewed publication in the National High School Journal of Science.
“A Mass Arrest, A Test of Freedom: Is This the End of Globalization?” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Recipient of the International Honor Award in the Cambridge University Re:Think Essay Competition.
“Who Made This Decision? Are Unnoticed AI Applications Right?” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award in the Immerse Education Essay Competition.
Mapping Turkey’s Digital Inequality – TÜBİTAK Research Project
This TÜBİTAK-funded research project will produce Turkey’s first comprehensive digital inequality heat map.
“The Black Box Problem: Who Makes the Decisions? Is It Necessary to Know Artificial Intelligence Processes?” – Ege Çınar Tosun
Ege University Faculty of Communication – Media and Communication Studies Peer-Reviewed E-Journal
It will be published in the October 2026 issue.
Media Coverage
National media coverage of the Digital Inequality Research Project. This section brings together news reports, interviews, and media features highlighting the project’s findings, Turkey’s digital inequality map, and the challenges of digital access, skills, and technology use across different segments of society.