Tag: links
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X-Ray Records Are Changing The Business Of Vinyl » Bone music is back. Los Angeles-based label Blank City Records is investing in X-ray audio and vinyl records pressed on medical… more ›
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India’s biometric database is a massive achievement and a dystopian nightmare » Seven years ago nearly 400 million people in India did not exist in the eyes of the government.… more ›
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Disrupt the Citizen » Easily the high point of the early Trump resistance was the huge, spontaneous gatherings at airports across the country to oppose the travel ban. more ›
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A new t-shirt sewing robot can make as many shirts per hour as 17 factory workers » Sewing simple items of clothing is one of those repetitive, labor-intensive tasks that… more ›
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16 Ways QR Codes are Being Used in China » We’ve talked a lot about the rise of QR codes in Asia, but they may now finally be moving from… more ›
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Winner-takes all effects in autonomous cars » There are now several dozen companies trying to make the technology for autonomous cars, across OEMs, their traditional suppliers, existing major tech companies… more ›
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Who Owns the Internet? » On the night of November 7, 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes’s wife, Lucy, took to her bed with a headache. The returns from the Presidential election… more ›
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The Coming Battle for Long Attention Patterns » How do you decide how to spend your attention? Growing up in the ‘golden era’ of TV and print media in the… more ›
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Why we fell for clean eating » In the spring of 2014, Jordan Younger noticed that her hair was falling out in clumps. “Not cool” was her reaction. At the… more ›