After accumulating more than a thousand tabs (in OneTab) over the last few months, I whittled the collection down to a couple hundred, which I’ll post at a rate of a couple dozen or so at a time.
I’ll start by highlighting two new posts in Stephen Lewis’ excellent Bubkes.Org:
And then leave the rest un-sorted, since I need to sleep and get on a plane early tomorrow. If I get a chance, I’ll sort them later. If not, enjoy anyway:
Why Espressos in America are not Good? — Medium
Re NPR and podcasting
Entefy | Redefining Digital Interaction
Love your response Doc! — Medium
Something I said
PeerStorage
How to block the companies tracking you on Facebook – Tech Insider
It’s a battle for internet freedom – TOI Blogs
Free Basics protects net neutrality – TOI Blogs
Scientists have uncovered exactly what makes a photo memorable – The Washington Post
Deep-learning algorithm predicts photos’ memorability at “near-human” levels | MIT News
We’re in a brave, new post open source world — Medium
What if data was established as a legal asset for everyone? * Why Hernando De Soto Is Relevant to the Biggest Issue Facing Us Today
What America’s top technologist has to say about online harassment – The Washington Post
P.R. Wild Pitches: Spring Edition 03/21/2016
What we’re doing to the Earth has no parallel in 66 million years, scientists say – The Washington Post
The powerful woman behind a news site about refugees
The information age traffics in speed. To adapt to it wisely, we must slow down | Aeon Videos
Personal APIs Are Not Just A Local Destination, They Are A Journey
Why pushing will get you slaughtered in advertising; and pull is the future. — Medium
Carbon Emissions Haven’t Been This High Since Dinosaurs Went Extinct
Girl Teaches Herself Dubstep From YouTube Videos | POPSUGAR Moms
What if we don’ need advertising at all? |
Startup uses ultrasound chirps to covertly link and track all your devices / Boing Boing
digitando – simplify your online shopping
What if data was established as a legal asset for everyone? * Why Hernando De Soto Is Relevant to the Biggest Issue Facing Us Today
Share of Ear: 18-24s Cross the Threshold — The Infinite Dial
Julie Meyer: What If Data Was Established As A Legal Asset For Everyone? | Influencers Insights
New Online Tool Shows You What The Heck Privacy Policies Actually Say – Consumerist
Nielsen Finds Little Demand For Ads In Video-On-Demand, Apathy Growing 03/17/2016
Now Advertisers Can Watch You Watch TV – Fortune
How Marketers Use Big Data To Prey On The Poor – Business Insider
Continuing the Conversation About Encryption and Apple: A New Video From Mozilla — Encryption Matters — Medium
Enders Analysis ad blocker study finds ads take up 79% of mobile data transfer – Business Insider
Privacy and the New Math — Medium
Apple Opens Mobile News App to Publishers in Bid for Readers | Media – AdAge
Databite No. 46: Malavika Jayaram || Data & Society
Going Beyond Data-Driven Marketing To True Intent-Driven Campaigns 03/15/2016
You can now Google your home to see if you should go solar
Conversational commerce — Chris Messina — Medium
iRespond | No matter where, iRespond
The Long March to Fiber Will Take Many Roads…. — Medium
Rebooting Work: Redefining the digital economy | Douglas Rushkoff | LinkedIn
About This Book — Leadership in the Age of Rage — Medium
You Didn’ Notice It, But Google Fiber Just Began the Golden Age of High Speed Internet Access — Backchannel — Medium
The Internet of Things is going to need an Internet of Me — The Internet of Me — Medium
68% of U.S. smartphone owners listen to streaming music daily
Mobile App Security and Encryption Forum
Epic Country-Level A/B Test Proves Open Is Better Than Closed — Backchannel — Medium
The One-Two-Three Sucker Punch That Is Killing Digital Media 03/07/2016
Marketing to Humans In the Digital Age – Brand Marketers Wake Up! | Gary Milner | LinkedIn
Multiple Faces of Istanbul: Mannequins, Metaphor, and Saturday’s Bomb Attack