By: Marc Weidenbaum

Don’t sweat the digital undercarriage.

By: Erik Davis

Since the ’60s, a grain-traversing thinker-doer.

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Integrating the technopsychic apparatus.

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It’s not that we really think there are ghosts in the machine. But…

By: Joe Alterio

In his seminal works, The Mechanical Bride (1951) and Understanding Media (1964), the Canadian philosopher MARSHALL MCLUHAN (1911-80) offered astute, didactic examinations of how the public receives and processes media, and what advertising tells us […]

By: Matthew Battles

The falling out of Wikipedia founders Jimmy Wales and LARRY SANGER (born 1968) has become the stuff of legend — or an endless cycle of flames and manifestos, which is the form legend takes in […]