
Spotify is not as cheap as it seems
And it’s making music worse.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
And it’s making music worse.
ByIn 2025, its trendy to monitor everything from your microbiome to your macronutrients. Is this really healthy?
ByThe left is losing its grip on the literary realm.
ByThe plan to swamp Facebook with non-human accounts will change social media forever.
ByWhy has the internet rallied around a mysterious suspected assassin?
ByEvery Christmas, I make my own end-of-year playlist – a small act of resistance to outsourcing one’s taste to the…
ByThe giddy excitement surrounding this buyout misunderstands how the right operates.
ByIn Josh Cohen’s All the Rage, a psychoanalyst offers a path through the divisive world of online grievance and populist…
ByWe know that being online can make us feel worse about ourselves – but we also do so to inflate…
ByIn the wake of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, conspiracies have abounded.
ByIt is hard to read the list of policy demands and not reflect that life is getting worse for British…
ByWhat the unmasking of an anonymous publisher and Twitter personality reveals about the far right in the US.
ByConcepts popularised and dismissed a decade ago have returned to mainstream popular culture. Are we living in a time warp?
ByA zero-trust approach and user-friendly tech are vital defences against online threats.
ByAs young people get more of their news from TikTok we need to separate sponsored content from verified fact.
ByAfter six years of development, child safety and free speech campaigners react to the long-awaited internet laws.
ByI woke at nine with a feeling of impending doom but thought, well, at least I have four hours to…
ByA special podcast from Spotlight, the New Statesman’s policy supplement.
The American XL Bully would never have been banned without Twitter.
ByThe industry driving people to breed the dog is a type of Ponzi scheme, though one that comes with appalling…
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