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It is time to talk about Technology differently

It is time to talk about Technology differently

Technology discourse is dominated by Silicon Valley and Information Technologies. It is time for publishers to focus on broader narratives.
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Yuji Develle
A Very Online Insurrection

A Very Online Insurrection

As much as January 6th was a disaster of disingenuous politics, it was, perhaps more importantly, a failure of our information space.
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Jackson Oliver Webster
The Kindness Game: A Review of “Kind Words”

The Kindness Game: A Review of “Kind Words”

Kind Words is not a meditation game, but a kindness game for which meditation is the optimal strategy.
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Oliver Meredith Cox
Some Thoughts on “The Mechanics Bad Faith”

Some Thoughts on “The Mechanics Bad Faith”

Why better rules of engagement aren’t enough to stave off the threat of bad faith.
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Ruoji Tang
A Short Introduction to the Mechanics of Bad Faith

A Short Introduction to the Mechanics of Bad Faith

Having Taught Computers Humanity, Can They Teach Us Good Faith?
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Oliver Meredith Cox
The Accidental Tyranny of User Interfaces

The Accidental Tyranny of User Interfaces

The potential of technology to empower is being subverted by tyrannical user interface design, enabled by our data and attention.
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Oliver Meredith Cox
Satanic Panic 2: Facebook Boogaloo

Satanic Panic 2: Facebook Boogaloo

Disinformation is more reliant than ever on large platforms’ complacency
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Jackson Oliver Webster
‘Who Watches the Watchers?’ — The Internet and the Panopticon

‘Who Watches the Watchers?’ — The Internet and the Panopticon

Why can the online world be defined as a Panopticon? Well by applying the rationality of Bentham’s approach the modern world gives further…
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Sebastian Vogelpoel
Who Are You? A Short history of Identity Online

Who Are You? A Short history of Identity Online

What social media does with us and what we do with it…
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Hamish Pottinger
Dear Applicant, your interview will be on VR

Dear Applicant, your interview will be on VR

Or how we’d all like to interact with candidates and employees in a remote-working environment.
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Yuji Develle
Astroturfing — the sharp-end of Fake News and how it cuts through a House-Divided

Astroturfing — the sharp-end of Fake News and how it cuts through a...

An introduction to Political astroturfing and its devastating effects on diverse and divided political environments in particular.
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Yuji Develle
Do Not Pass Go: China’s Complex Relationship with Gaming

Do Not Pass Go: China’s Complex Relationship with Gaming

Growing up in a Chinese household I always encountered resistance from my parents as regards my video-gaming diet, for a number of reasons…
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Edward Zhang
Social Networking is Broken — Can Blockchain fix it?

Social Networking is Broken — Can Blockchain fix it?

Blockchain technology can re-appropriate some of its core features to today’s broken social-networking model. Will this unfold effectively?
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Yuji Develle
The Future is Soon: a review of Burn-in by Peter Singer and August Cole

The Future is Soon: a review of Burn-in by Peter Singer and August ...

Today’s journalism, art, literature, and music are rife with depictions of techno-dystopia and techno-utopia. The battle lines seem more…
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Jackson Oliver Webster
Building a Bridge: Welcoming Dominic Jukes & Edward Zhang

Building a Bridge: Welcoming Dominic Jukes & Edward Zhang

Dominic Jukes & Edward Zhang join Wonk Bridge’s core team as the organisation’s Head of Business Operations and Marshall respectively
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Wonk Bridge
Google, Apple, Amazon — Who Will Win the Race for Med-tech?

Google, Apple, Amazon — Who Will Win the Race for Med-tech?

Considering which of the ‘horsemen’ companies is the most likely to make a bid for healthcare-tech supremacy in the 2020s
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Dominic Jukes
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