Digital Vestiges: What Will They Have of Me When I’m Gone?
If this were a murder mystery, it would be a fine enough catalyst to a long, protracted investigation, complete with red herrings and an arc that would befit Raymond Chandler.
Nicholas Quah
What Happens When an Interactive Horror Experience Figures Out the Fourth Wall?
P.T. has the digital world bleeding out into the real, hands flailing in search of something to hold onto so it can pull itself out of the game and into your living room.
‘Console Wars’ Is a Deeply Flawed Telling of a Great Story about Videogames
A book on the origins of Sega, a gaming industry giant of great historical importance, could have been great.
How We Should Feel about the Facebook Emotion Manipulation Experiment?
So it turns out that Facebook has been emotionally manipulating users as part of a scientific experiment. And it's partly our fault.
The Benefits of Not Really Living: On Let’s Plays in Videogaming
With Google looking to buy Twitch, we take a look back into an early form of videogame spectating and what it means in the context of that acquisition.
The Future of Work Looks Like an Agency-Free Hole That Goes Nowhere
A recent Planet Money episode about worker analytics provokes two things: a memory of a troubling past, and troubling vision of the future of work.
Marketing in the Age of Surveillance
What do you get when you try to marry perky start-up optimism with the ominous prospect of the surveillance age?