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Men, Sucking
So, that escalated quickly. One tweet and one Facebook post were enough to flood my mentions and DMs with a
Russian Hacking: Facebook didn’t do it, nobody saw them, you can’t prove anything
Facebook’s Chief Security Officer has admitted that thousands of politically motivated ads from fake accounts originating in Russia ran on
Social Media Confirms It. People (and their politics) Are The Worst
I blame the comment threads. Whether on YouTube, Facebook, a widely unread blog or the seething, dissociated hive mind of
Marriage Debate Marketing, Where New and Old Methods Collide
In jiu jitsu you never fight your enemy’s fight. You never match strength to strength. You avoid the line of
7000 illegal streams later, Mayweather v McGregor Suggests a Looming Media Smackdown
Maybe you should have just gone to the pub. Millions of punters poured into bars all over the world on
Biotechnology: Longer life spans will open up vast new markets
In Sean Williams’ short story Among the Beautiful Living Dead, the super-rich have gifted themselves eternal life, at the cost
Man and Machine: Will Elon Musk change what it means to be human?
Bill Gates thinks we overestimate how much can be achieved in one year, and underestimate how much will change in
Cover Story: The quiet catastrophe, then reinvention of book publishing
My first year as a working writer I made a hundred and thirty-five dollars and ate a lot of generic
Google's Neo-Nazi Racist Porno Hate Terror Makes Terrific Click Bait
It’s not a good look for your macrobiotic crunchy granola-infused omni-sensitive global media brand when it gets plastered across a
Cover Story — The Watson Cancer Story IBM Doesn’t Talk About
IBM tells a nice story about Watson and oncology in India. The country has a paucity of oncologists — roughly
Gerry Harvey, Amazon and the rent-seekers’ lament
You’d imagine a bloke who had just trousered a quarter of a billion bucks would be in a passably good
COVER STORY: On Nauru the fault lines between old and new media are less obvious than they appear
Few industries have been as fundamentally — even ruinously — disrupted by digital technology as the news media. The transition
Democracy sausage sizzles online as election unfolds
#Democracysausage was probably Twitter’s fault. Switching out the #ausvotes emoji for a tasty looking little snag on a delicious pixel
