The Internet and Me (part 1)
Note from the writer: This article was written before the Christchurch, New Zealand shootings. I felt more than ambiguous about it being published for fear of it coming across as crass and insensitive and therefore causing upset, written as it was from what I am aware is the comfortable corner of my personal world –…
TimeSpaceMatter – what we’re about
Let’s begin. TimeSpaceMatter is an honest attempt to get rid of content dominated by differences in time, space and matter. The Internet has been a great way to connect with people all over the globe, and is in our view the best way to understand people all around the globe. More and more people get…
A room to roam
Where do we stay when our mind rambles? Our digital identity forgets about borders. Permanent access to everywhere, not just places we like to see, any time we want. We can go further than a plane ticket or a travel agency could provide. For free – as long as we have paid a device and…
On creativity and structure: looking for a life system
The beginning is hard, always hard. Staring at an empty page is intimidating. And that is when I get round to staring at an empty page. I have to get the life stuff out of the way too, of course. Nobody likes to write or read about laundry or daily grocery visits. But these things…
Photo Gallery: Venice, flooded
TimeSpaceMatter is not just a medium of words, but also of imagery. We will feature regular photo series of traveling photographer Robert Neurath. Photos of Venice, flooded by Robert Neurath. Follow him on Twitter.
Heavyweight is a human wonder of a podcast
Choking up in the train isn’t something I usually do. I’ve been known to do it, but under vastly different circumstances than while listening to Heavyweight. No podcast I know does as great a balancing act as Jonathan Goldstein’s Gimlet Media show. A voice-over provided by Goldstein which is mostly tongue-in-cheek, full of (bad) puns and convoluted jokes…
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