Collaborate Disseminate
Everyone in Hawaii received a ballistic missile threat today under a system that currently has no good testing protocols. Continue reading Hey, Hawaii: The Telecom Industry Lobbied Against Testing for Emergency Alert System
We met with the people repairing the games fueling America’s pinball resurgence. Continue reading The Last Pinball Doctors
A society that relies on a centralized portal to get its news may very well be doomed. Continue reading Facebook Is Deprioritizing Our Stories. Good.
An influx of pro-internet politicians in city council seats, mayorships, and statehouse seats in the 2018 elections would help preserve the open internet. Continue reading If You Care About Net Neutrality, Run For Office
You, too, can buy ad space on a signed Robert Rauschenberg art piece. Continue reading This Guy Is Covering a $10,000 Painting With Advertising
Diego Mosquera shares the lush Ecuadorian Amazon with the world through camera traps, social media, and academic research. Continue reading The Researcher Documenting Life in Earth’s Most Biodiverse Ecosystem
“Despite the millions of comments, letters, and calls received, this Order cites, not even one consumer comment.” Continue reading The FCC Cited Zero of the 22 Million Consumer Comments in its 218-Page Net Neutrality Repeal
As opposed to, you know, the rules it just gutted. Continue reading The FCC Says Consumer Backlash Will Protect Net Neutrality
“Crocodile” isn’t about mind-reading technology, it’s about the End User License Agreements that enable it. Continue reading ‘Black Mirror’ Made a Murder Thriller About Overbearing Licensing Agreements
A big thank you to everyone who worked with us this year, and to all of our readers. Continue reading The Best Work Motherboard Published in 2017