A Globe, Clothing Itself with Ears
Stories of speaking with animals are as old as human history
Will the Idea of Intergenerational Justice Mobilize Us Into Climate Action?
An Interrogation of the Politics of Climate Change
We Make the Media
Why freedom of speech is a matter of choice
When Psychoanalysis Needs to Adapt to the Patient
An Interview with Robert Grossmark
Why We Need More Essays About Media
And what we offer to democracy
Franco “Bifo” Berardi on the “Possibility of Joy”
An interview
Twitter as the Medium and the Message
Or Twitter as The Public
Peddling Acquiescence as Unity
Exploring the complexity of empathic communication in the face of Trump
The Utopia of Art
Composition as construction of an alternate reality
When the Pope “Drops the F-Bomb”
Meditations on media, society, and the philosophy of language
On March 3, 2014, a stream of troubling, breaking news about Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine was interrupted by another event, this time originating in the Vatican, which similarly reached prominence in journalistic organs. This event, however, was not a child abuse scandal, papal resignation, or other such event that ...
The Big Issue with Big Data: Who Do You Think I Am?
Big data is all the buzz in business and government. The assumption is that meta-data -- data about who communicates with whom, when, where, in which sequences and networks -- can generate ever more comprehensive and granular accounts of everyday life and social practices across global space and in real ...