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In February 2004 a Guardian writer trying to describe people publishing audio on the web threw out three possible names in a single aside and moved on. Audioblogging. Podcasting. Guerilla media. That…
In February 2004 a Guardian writer trying to describe people publishing audio on the web threw out three possible names in a single aside and moved on. Audioblogging. Podcasting. Guerilla media. That…
p Every app idea has a boring 90% and a nasty 10%. The boring part is CRUD, auth, a settings page, Stripe. The nasty part is the one subsystem that decides whether the thing works at all, and it’s…
Most app ideas die because they’re too big to start or too small to matter. The nine below sit in between. Each one solves a job someone already does badly with a spreadsheet, a folder, or three…
Eight stories worth your time today. Apple is betting on the home, a chip maker in China just hit a memory milestone, doctors are pushing back on medical AI, and Polymarket has a stolen-card problem…
Two companies show how big this category gets when someone builds it properly. B&H Photo Video took the pairing of photo and video, added pro audio and lighting, and became the default shop for people…
Anyone who posts short video knows the ratio. The shoot takes ten minutes. The edit takes an hour or more: find the good part, cut it, resize to vertical, add captions, pick a sound, export. Post one…
Nobody voted on this. Somewhere in the last few years the industry needed a word for the work of watching a fast-moving field of machine learning systems, and it reached for radar without anyone…
Stand on the Trocadéro terrace long enough and you’ll see the same picture get made over and over. A woman on the stone ledge, one arm up, holding a bunch of red foil hearts against the sky. A man…
The day’s main signal is Saudi Arabia. Yemen’s Houthis put a ballistic missile toward Riyadh at dawn on September 19, the first air raid alert in the capital since fighting picked up again in July…
Positioning mediagallery.org is the public working model of the Chaos Archive: a gallery that publishes a daily, unsorted stream of original photos, video and audio, with a license and provenance…