Print Preview: Issue #4 | Fall 2019

Print Preview: Issue #4 | Fall 2019

Our fourth print issue—covering issues of identity, censorship, Internet infrastructure and more—is about to ship nationally.

By Mo Lotman | September 5, 2019 | Cognition, Culture, Government, Identity, Media, Philosophy, Privacy, Psychology, Relationships, Review, Society | Book Recommendations, Censorship, China, Eric McLuhan, Identity, Infrastructure, Internet, Katherine Birbalsingh, Marshall McLuhan, Protest, Public Space, Selfie Murals, Selfies, Smartphones, surveillance, The Cloud

Podcast #21: Betsy Brunner on Circumventing Censorship

Betsy Brunner of Idaho State examines social media and social movements, particularly in China, where she’s looked at the creative ways people get around the limits of surveillance and censorship.

By Mo Lotman | October 22, 2018 | Culture, Government, Human Rights, Media, Podcasts, Policing, Privacy, Society | Activism, Censors, Censorship, China, Creativity, Dystopia, Images, Language, Memes, Obfuscation, Protest, surveillance

Tangible Things and Why They Matter

In The Revenge of Analog, David Sax explains how the lure of things like vinyl records and paperback books is on the rise, with good reason.

By Cecile Andrews | September 6, 2017 | Culture, Education, Philosophy, Relationships, Society | Addiction, Analog, Barbara Ehernreich, Books, Community, Conversation, Dancing, David Sax, Digital, Education, Empathy, Joy, Notebooks, Paper, Protest, Real, Records, Senses, Sherry Turkle, Tangible, Teaching, Thoreau, vinyl, Walden