A site-specific digital exhibition at The Whitney, finding Twitter users on Bluesky, what makes a good newsletter, Claude takes control of your computer, the start of the internet, looking back at Wired's first website, changes at Google, an analysis of Meta, Courses from Spotify
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.
The NT on business models, synthetic media, scrolling increases boredom, why people quit, knowledge maps, AI photo editing, and amazing drawings.
How to find your next audience, digital maturity self-assessment, Japan declares war on floppy disks, technology at the Science Museum since 1985, designing for conflicting needs, various people getting into trouble with AI, and a password game
The National Theatre marks 100 NT Live productions, the rise of customer satisfaction surveys, how much does a play change during previews, the biggest cruise ship ever, and the tail orchestra
The disappearing insta grid, how to stop your data from being used to train AI, the UK considering banning smartphone sales to under-16s, contagious curiosity, an Italian bank goes offline for days, and the effect of the pandemic across generations.
