September 21, 2020 The virus takes lives away, and so does the cyberbullying. In the year of 2020, while the face-to-face contact is lessened, the online...
Continue reading...Disconnecting from the Digital to reconnect with the Analogue
Somewhere in the summer of last year I was tidying up my room at my parents’ house, in an attempt to get rid of the amalgamation...
Continue reading...WHY GENDER REVEAL PARTIES STIMULATE STEREOTYPING BEHAVIOR
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Daniel Wellington and the influence of social media marketing.
My birthday is coming up and so my girlfriend approaches me: ‘Hey! You’ve always wanted a nice watch, right?’ ‘Yeah, actually. I’ve been thinking about buying...
Continue reading...The fascination of learning a new language will never disappear, not even with AI translators.
Communication has always been one of the essential acts of human interaction. As other crucial parts of our existence, it evolved, languages changed, media of communication...
Continue reading...Who am I? And if yes, how many?
When someone asks you ¨Who are you?”, what do you think of? Do you think of your name? Do you think of the body you are...
Continue reading...Doing Sports Online???
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The Yoga Simulator: My failed attempt at game design
The Yoga Simulator is a computer game where you can completely immerse yourself in a unique virtual yoga experience with Nikki-the dedicated yoga instructor. In her small but...
Continue reading...We Can’t Have Sh!t: Why Ethical Consumption is Borderline Impossible
Written by: Akif Aliyev “It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism.” Mark Fisher, Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative?...
Continue reading...Digital Decluttering
Let’s take a trip in the way-back machine. A few years back, I just painted my room, removing the stained white wall and replacing it with...
Continue reading...Holy Memes: where Christianity, self-mockery, and social media meet
written by Aurora E. L. Turkenburg Memes come in many forms, shapes, and sizes. But the function of a meme is always the same: they are...
Continue reading...Substituting Global Business Meetings with Online Meetings?
For the past few months, I’ve come across numerous articles about how the pandemic has given a rise to remote working. Besides having to work remotely...
Continue reading...Theatres and the Digital: To Stream or Not to Stream?
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Names we didn’t think we’d see together: The Rijksmuseum, The Uffizi and TikTok
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The Jangmadang Generation – How present day media influences North Korea.
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The Luxury of Boredom
Hey you, yes you, are you bored right now? No? Well, have you been bored in the past 48h? Chances are, unless you’re extremely busy, you’ve...
Continue reading...Rambling on Digital Media
Whenever technology and digital media come up in casual conversations I usually find myself discussing them from a pretty negative and pessimistic point of view. In...
Continue reading...Big Brother is (still) watching
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