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The decisions made in the design of networked technologies—from Snapchat to Tinder—constitute a coherent ideology. Adam Greenfield, author of Radical Technologies, argues that few of us recognise that, let alone question where it comes from and what it means.
Blog post The decisions made in the design of networked technologies—from Snapchat to Tinder—constitute a coherent ideology. Adam Greenfield, author of Radical Technologies, argues that few of us recognise that, let alone question where it comes from and what it means. Adam Greenfield 3 August 2017 Last week I found myself in the banquet room of a far-suburban conference and retreat center, giving a talk to an audience that was mostly comprised of software engineers and the sales and marketing people charged with merchandising their work to the world. I was there to present to them an…
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