I make stuff and dream about androids

We read cursed and non-cursed books

Investigating the Unseen Realm, The Machine, & the Mysteries of the Christian Faith.

A biweekly newsletter reporting on the evolution of digital girlhood.

A personal account of my continued recovery from a severe psychosis, a demystification of phony spiritualism, and lots of computer history!

A deep dive into internet culture and our connected lives. Explore how social media shapes behaviors, communities, and lifestyles worldwide. Published every Tuesday from Paris—by Laurent François.

Progressive, elitist analysis.

Cultural and literary essays. Flavour profile: hints of bitterness, notes of saltiness.

DNR is a publishing platform for writing, visual art, internet culture and more.

Looking at the intersection between the new media trends of now and the legacy media trends of yesterday.

observing China's entertainment industry and celebrity fandom

Emergent phenomenology, ethical technology, infinite games.

A former Mormon's chaotic pursuit of order in a world gone mad

Artist and internet culture writer.

A Podcast About Internet Controversies

This and that, sprinkled with bad jokes, from a Swedish writer.

Evolution, culture and technology (mostly AI), and how they interact in the 21st century. Home of the Artificial Intimacy Newsletter.

Your essential guide to what’s good on the internet. Written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci.

Mary Harrington's Newsletter

a girl dancing until the end of time

live for good content, art criticsm, postmodern right, gonzo philosophy.

An ongoing conversation on liberalism & its alternatives and the home of Alex Kaschuta's writing and Subversive Podcast.

It's the Internet, ἁspirated.

Personal stories and lessons from inside the rise and fall of the PC revolution

Agreement is nice. Disagreement is better.

We’re a nonprofit R&D lab that’s reimagining social media. Join us in building digital public spaces that connect people, embrace pluralism, and build community.

Thinking about technology, society, and the good life.