New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future, (Paperback)

from mitchellray

This is a fascinating and frightening read. James Bridle has written a book that is intellectually stimulating and emotionally draining. Bridle highlights the destructive consequences of technological networks. With the proliferation of information we have become less informed. With the spread of...

from Vermilious

An essential look at how the concept of 'information' has overwhelmed us, how we might want to think about the way that problem came to be, and what to do next.

from mildlydiverting

Mapping connections between technology, the network, the weather, and the way we think of 'computing' as other, un-human. Not hopeful, but full of a mesh of thoughts and linkages. What does it mean to have your head in the cloud?

from mitchellray

This is a fascinating and frightening read. James Bridle has written a book that is intellectually stimulating and emotionally draining. Bridle highlights the destructive consequences of technological networks. With the proliferation of information we have become less informed. With the spread of...

from Vermilious

An essential look at how the concept of 'information' has overwhelmed us, how we might want to think about the way that problem came to be, and what to do next.