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Life after Apple
The company's minimalist aesthetic rules the world. Will we ever escape it?
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The company's minimalist aesthetic rules the world. Will we ever escape it?
ByPop-ups, farmed content and sponsored posts have ruined a web that once told us whatever we needed to know.
ByThe cancellation of broadband by a million people is another sign of the UK’s economic and social decline.
ByThis government is planning light-touch regulation of a technology our politicians do not understand.
ByOn social media, terms coined to describe specific relationship dynamics are increasingly common – and increasingly misused.
ByOnline content has transformed into a sedative.
ByI’d been lied to, by the very thing I hold in my hand for the majority of my day. How…
ByThe decision to remove “legacy” blue ticks misses the point of Twitter’s Verified system – while failing to stick it…
ByThe question is how to respond. What does it say about sex education if no one is explaining to boys…
ByFive ways in which you can fight the rise of media bullshit.
ByThe chilling effect of this new legislation will be violation of privacy and infringement of free speech online.
ByMPs were told that connected home devices are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks.
ByThe impact of California's Age-Appropriate Design Code Act will stretch far beyond the US west coast.
ByImages and videos of girls aged 13 and under make up 95 per cent of self-generated child sexual abuse on…
ByWhat does it mean to have grown up alongside an adolescent internet?
ByThe latest Instagram update is a reminder that the online spaces we have come to call home were never ours.
ByThere is an obvious solution to regulating the internet – put young people first.
ByAge verification AI raises questions about reliability, bias and privacy.
ByThe former Asos CEO explains what the future holds for fast fashion.
ByIn the late 2010s dozens of “altnets” arose to supply full-fibre broadband to rural areas, but they are threatened by…
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