An experiment from the BBC, should orchestras be more like Netflix, thoughts on what happens next with search, Instagram makes teen accounts private by default, a psychologist on how to deal with social media, thoughts on AI, is this blue, a good book, and a superb video installation.
Ideas for purpose-driven leadership, trying to solve linkrot, the state of social media in 2024, design systems for neurodiverse users, immersive exhibitions, the emoji kitchen, how to leave Twitter, the first hashtag, ways of sharing data, AI invades internet dating, and more.
The continuing role of email in discovery, a magazine from WeTransfer, screentime guidance in Sweden, a visual archive of tapes, an AI-powered music scam, Telegram updates its moderation policies, and Douglas Adams on technology.
Google is under threat for the first time in a long time, what your smartphone knows about you, background on the arrest of the Telegram CEO, a survey on digital accessibility, One Million Checkboxes, and a strange Korean website.
The NT on business models, synthetic media, scrolling increases boredom, why people quit, knowledge maps, AI photo editing, and amazing drawings.
A new AI statement for the National Library of Scotland, AI writing detectors, the cost of deceptive design, the triumph of podcast technology, the commodity cage, confused cars, and rideable suitcases.
