Democracy
How Do We Tell the Story of Gaza’s Murdered Journalists?
"Now, nearly two years and more than 250 assassinations later, I can count the names of the living journalists in Gaza I follow on one hand."
Democracy
"Now, nearly two years and more than 250 assassinations later, I can count the names of the living journalists in Gaza I follow on one hand."
Technology
"Open Source runs much of the world's critical infrastructure. It powers government services, supports national security, and enables everything from public health systems to elections. This means governments must help fund Open Source."
Technology
"Artificial-intelligence startup Perplexity offered to purchase Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion as it works to challenge the tech giant’s web-search dominance."
Democracy
How self-tracking became self-incrimination
Asides
It was a war crime. And my relationship to it is complicated.
Technology
Japan, the EU, and the UK all now require Apple to support third-party browser engines. That's great news for the open web.
Technology
“We’re seeing right now why tech needs unions.”
Technology
The new version of Ghost connects every site to an open social network that provides built-in reach without losing independence.
Asides
Drinking Sunday coffee in the hyper-normal
Media
"Here in six short chapters is the tale of Craigslist’s rise to a business generating hundreds of millions of dollars a year, how Newmark has used that fortune and how newspapers, slow to adapt, failed to respond effectively to the digital shift.”
Media
"In a media landscape dominated by algorithmic feeds that aim to manipulate and extract, sometimes the most radical thing you can do is choose to read what you want, when you want, without anyone watching over your shoulder."
AI
How to think about vendors, technology, and power