Tag: Internet
Our Tech-Artist Future May Look Like Justin Stewart
At 28, art remains his backbone. Or is it tech? Or is it art? Or is it tech?
Theater’s Online Community Is Dying. Can We Save It?
Let's not lament the decline of theater blogs. We can get the conversation back.
Will Robots Replace Human Artists?
In this podcast, we speak with authors John Biggs and B.J. Mendelson on the future of social media and A.I.
With SingleCare, Free Healthcare Discounts Are Perfect for Artists
Even those without insurance can get free discounts on medication, dental care, vision care and more.
Yes, Our Constitution Might Be on the Side of Facebook
In Europe, you have the right to be forgotten. In America, you may only have the right to be remembered.
I Predict Innovation’s Next Wave Will Come From Dance
There are so many possibilities for artificial intelligence to take centerstage.
Fund Your Favorite Sites with Flattr — and Fight Fake News
It’s difficult to earn money from online content. This service could change all that.
Certified Fresh?: A Call to Review Our Review Aggregators
Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic are valuable tools, but they're in need of improvement.
Why “The Haven” Is a Must-See Web Series
A podcast discussion on "The Haven," a new web series set at a domestic violence shelter.
Bill Hirschman: Theater Criticism’s Cockeyed Optimist
"An opinion is not criticism; it’s not even good reviewing."
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Why I Won’t Write a TV “Best of” List for 2016
A fever-inspired, incomplete and biased list of the year's highs and lows in television.
Giving Assistant Gives “Conscious Capitalism” Good Karma
Easy philanthropy, amazing savings, conscious capitalism: Giving Assistant.
Everybody Use This Crazy Easy Service for Arts Funding
Giving Assistant is ready to convert all your online shopping into arts donations.
The Choreography of The Internet of Things
The future is here. It’s just not fully choreographed yet.
The Most Feminist (Television) Show on Earth
What does a feminist television show look like anyway? Shiri Appleby looks as confused as I feel.
The Murder of the Creative Class
Scott Timberg says that the creative class is being killed. What are you going to do about
Following Paris, Police States Grow as Economies Shrink
Paris’s Charlie Hebdo and supermarket attacks have set the stage for another post-9/11.
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
