Linklog
As well as articles, the main blog feed on this site includes linklog entries – links to articles on other sites. This page contains all 231 of those links.
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Regarding: London. #
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Tiller #
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Fighting to save the last trams of India #
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Who remembers proper binmen? #
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Peter Barber: a retrospective #
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A VR headset that kills you if you die in the game #
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Complexity Explained #
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Helen Rosner on the Banal and the Beautiful #
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Saturday Night Live’s cue-card process #
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American Culture is Trash Culture #
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How Photographers in the 1970s Redefined the Medium #
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Studio Ibbini #
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Inside the Thatcher Larp #
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Buckle up, it’s time to learn incorrect things about someone you’ve never heard of #
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What are Executive Off-Sites Good For? #
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Sorry, we wrecked the economy #
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The fandom hate engine #
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The Attention Span: "No Pain, No Gain." #
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The Boomtown that Shouldn’t Exist #
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The last guy in the floppy disk business #
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Life After Lifestyle #
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R.W. Johnson on monarchy #
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fmcg.fyi #
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The Joy of Learning to Drive at 37 #
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Slavery and the British Industrial Revolution #
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Jon Day on ‘hoardiculture’ #
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The emotional support alligator #
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The Importance of Plankton #
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The Despotism of Isaias Afewerki #
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Donald Trump and the Sweepstakes Scammers #
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How Andrew Tate built an army of lonely, angry men #
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Murray Gell-Mann: the making of a physicist #
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The Ongoing Influence of QAnon and its Self-Made Mythologies #
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The Whistleblower Industrial Complex #
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Generative and AI authored artworks and copyright law #
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How to present to executives #
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Blind Ambition #
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365 Days of Double Exposure – Christoffer Relander #
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Predicting consumer choices #
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Segmentation and strategy: three important truths #
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The DALL·E 2 prompt book #
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Attrition – Joanna Hardy-Susskind #
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Inside the far right’s growing obsession with art #
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Explain Jargon #
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Stewart Brand’s Dubious Futurism #
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A decade of sore winners #
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The death of “Boris” the clown #
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America’s favorite family outings are increasingly out of reach #
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Tom Critchlow on executive dashboards #
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Clive Thompson on the “slow hunch” #