Ian Bogost

Domain names once gave the internet a sense of place. Now they are meaningless.

Holding classes over Zoom just pretends to solve a problem.

Faculty are involving themselves in student demonstrations, and sometimes getting injured or arrested. Are they helping?

Where the clocks are off in both directions

What happened?

A good manual is hard to find.

Why Apple and Google can’t stop map-splaining to their users

A day of reflection on the delight and absurdity of the online-shopping age

Southwest’s open-seating policy will be sorely missed.

We got duped into believing that every device we own should charge like a phone.

A landmark antitrust ruling will not change how people find information on the internet.

Colleges still don’t have a plan.

"Rawdogging" is a search for purity that cannot be achieved.

What do you mean, you don’t need four studio-quality microphones?

Your phone is not a bomb.

It was a perfect vehicle.

Our phones are being overrun.

This is clearly a mistake.

Reassessing America’s most hated appliance

We’ll never get a universal cable.