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Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
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Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!
Offscreen – Issue 23 - Print Matters!

Offscreen – Issue 23

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Offscreen – Issue 23

Rachel Botsman The trust expert challenges what we think we know about power, control, and the truth.

Bruce Schneier Hacking society: how tech and policy must come together to face the threats of our interconnected world.

Seth Godin The marketing pioneer and online ‘ruckus maker’ on doing work that matters for people who care.

Genevieve Bell Keeping the humanity in technology in a future of artificial intelligence and cyber-physical systems.

Offscreen celebrates the human side of technology and the web. As a slow counterbalance to the fast-paced, buzzword-heavy tech coverage online, our magazine explores critical perspectives on technology through earnest conversations. We ask crucial questions about how we shape technology and how technology shapes us.

 

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Offscreen – Issue 22

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Offscreen – Issue 22

Cennydd Bowles Calling for a new ethical awakening in technology and design – fuelled by individual and collective action.

Jenny Odell The author and artist on how we can rediscover the true value of time by doing nothing.

Paul Ford Deciphering the code of tech: a writer, programmer, and CEO interprets the power dynamics of today.

Anab Jain ‘The future is old’: the designer and educator explores uncertainties to build future worlds we can experience now.

Offscreen celebrates the human side of technology and the web. As a slow counterbalance to the fast-paced, buzzword-heavy tech coverage online, our magazine explores critical perspectives on technology through earnest conversations. We ask crucial questions about how we shape technology and how technology shapes us.