Dani Murphy
@danimurphy
Dani Murphy
This video declares that the age of brands as stories has ended. There are no more ninety second spots that tell a tale, he argues, now there’s only vibe, something more like sentiment or affect – what's picked up in a crowded feed, two or three seconds between footage of catastrophic climate change and a monkey who’s learned to do makeup tutorials... See more
BRANDS AFTER VIBES
What does slow AI look like? We’ve automatically assumed that the way we interact with it is instantaneous. Are we sure that’s right? Would it be interesting to be able to say to an AI, Look, over the next three or four months, can you give me some ideas about holidays in Greece? Do we want to make that decision immediately? I don’t think we do. I ... See more
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The Age of Abandonment
We simply don’t believe anyone will stay
FREYA INDIA
OCT 8
I’ve written a lot about my generation and fear. Our fear of love, and fear of life. But I’ve been getting the sense lately that there’s some ultimate fear underlying all this, running through everything. And I’m becoming convinced that it’s fear of abandonment.
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1.6 billion trees would have to be planted to offset the pollution caused by email spam.
231 million trees would need to be planted to deal with the pollution caused as a result of the data US citizens consumed in 2019.
Around 90% of data is never accessed three months after it is first stored, according to Tech Target.
80% of all digital data i... See more
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If magazines were containers for taste, the creators of the creator economy are vessels.
Daisy Alioto • The Taste Economy
Have you ever seen a redwood tree? They're majestic and towering - scraping the sky while standing shoulder to shoulder with fellow redwoods in what feels like impossibly close quarters.
They can become so tall that their circulatory system can't pump water to the whole tree, so their upper needles have adapted to drink fog right out of the sky.
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They can become so tall that their circulatory system can't pump water to the whole tree, so their upper needles have adapted to drink fog right out of the sky.
Yo... See more
Michele Hornish • Why I'm Thinking About Trees This Morning
It would be too easy to blame this entirely on podcasts, so I won’t. I’m going to blame it mostly on podcasts, partly on audiobooks and partly on devices that allowed you to carry TV round the house with you.
Lauren Bravo • Hey Mr DJ, put a podcast on
podcasts: past, present and future
did podcasts kill music?