As a woman writer with political opinions, Dawn Foster receives death and rape threats on a daily basis. She explains why the true danger lies in desensitisation.
To relieve the boredom of his day job, Doug Battenhausen has been mining defunct websites for years – harvesting the best pictures that nobody else cares about.
Over the last few years, the Tarot has sparked its own social media revolution. We explore why so many young people are looking for answers in the cards.
Artist Tabita Rezaire is as unconventional as it gets. Using a mix of technology and traditional African practices, she’s determined to counteract the oppressive forces of the internet – finding herself in the process.
Big Brother is no longer science fiction. In the age of Trump and heavy-handed states, our every move is being monitored and watched. But there's a way to protect your data and survive the coming storm... if you know who to call.
After years of disconnection, Cuba's government has introduced 35 WiFi hotspots across the country, providing outdoor hubs that offer a portal to other worlds.
Movies are finished, the novel is dead and the internet is driving people insane. Welcome to the world of Bret Easton Ellis: a literary maverick who’s brutally honest about the digital age.
As champions of in-person experience, the Flaming Lips keep finding freaky ways to battle convention and bring people together. But even when the shit hits the fan, and the internet bites back, nothing can spoil their party.
Hiking for Emails tells the story of Mahabir Pun, a Nepalese man who trekked two days to check his emails before embarking on a quest to bring the web to his remote community.
A new exhibit at the Whitechapel Gallery looks back at 50 years of digital art, tracking a complex relationship between art and technology through the eyes of over 70 artists.
