Reporting on Digital Culture and Society. 

Digital culture has become a defining feature of modern society, shaping how people communicate, express identity, and engage with power structures. Kiki Mordi’s journalism pays close attention to this evolving digital culture and its social consequences, making her work especially relevant to science and technology reporting.

Much of Mordi’s reporting explores how social media platforms and online spaces influence human behavior. She examines issues such as no online harassment, abuse of power in digital environments, and the ways individuals use technology to either challenge or reinforce societal norms. By doing this, she connects technology directly to everyday lived experiences.

Her work also highlights the role of digital platforms in amplifying voices that are often marginalized. Through online investigations and widely shared documentaries, she shows how technology can give visibility to stories that may be ignored by traditional media. This reflects the democratic potential of digital culture, where information can spread rapidly beyond physical boundaries.

At the same time, Mordi does not romanticize digital culture. Her reporting critically addresses the negative consequences of technology, including cyberbullying, exploitation, and the misuse of digital power. By exposing these issues, she encourages responsible technology use and greater accountability from institutions and individuals.

Through her focus on digital culture, Kiki Mordi demonstrates that science and technology reporting goes beyond machines and software. It involves examining how technological systems interact with social values, ethics, and human relationships.

Overall, her reporting helps audiences understand that digital culture is not neutral—it actively shapes society, and journalism has a responsibility to question its influence.