What’s really new in the news? Marcelo Rinesi recently released a dashboard tool dubbed “What’s New in News“: it discovers articles that are less read and potentially more “surprising”. Marcelo lets it collect data from articles with past popularity and weeds out news everyone is reading already anyway.
Dizzy Magazine Kids art is raw, free from concern, free from thinking what art should be, where scribbles are meditative. I’ve been more aware of it’s wonders since my own kids enjoy loosing themselves. Dizzy is an indie mag that curates those wonders.
SpaceHey Released into the WWW this past Sunday, by 18 year old student An from Germany, Heyspace is a copy of Myspace, without all the data hungriness, ad stickiness or toxic algorithms that keep us in thought silos and turn us into digital by products.
Seattle Kraken They’ll play in the first carbon neutral arena, the ice will be made from rain water and the zamboni is fully electric; from the inventors of grunge a grand step foward.
The autonomous Web of the 20s Those anarchic days of everyone becoming their own media, where everyone can communicate with everyone between each others autonomous digital spaces, are strong in spirit and never went away. We only got lost in silos the last 15 years and traded our privacy and connected ownership for centless convenience and surveillance.
