reddit Engaged Reading Digest: Adobe's Reddit error, impact editing and good news for good news Today's digital journalism digest: good news, new job roles and Reddit trolls Adam Tinworth Sep 12, 2019 2 min read
polarisation Chat app groups can lead to more extreme views We know how closed groups work — and that suggests that a shift to chat apps will only increase polarisation. Adam Tinworth Mar 20, 2019 1 min read
satire Partisan satire and the mechanisms of unintentional misinformation The Washington Post has detailed the vicious circle between two different political groups that is breeding unintentional misinformation - and increasing polarisation Adam Tinworth Nov 18, 2018 3 min read
Twitter Twitter to UnLike Likes? Could Twitter be about to kill the Like? What impact would that have on the network? Adam Tinworth Oct 29, 2018 2 min read
facebook The dangerous ignorance at the heart of Facebook The attitude Mark Zuckerberg is displaying towards news suggests a deep ignorance of the true dynamics of news and its role in society. Adam Tinworth May 10, 2018 2 min read
celebrities The celebrity, everyone's social media pseudo-friend Adam Tinworth May 4, 2015 1 min read
bereavement The three paths of grief There's many paths through grief, but none of them are easy. Adam Tinworth Dec 7, 2013 1 min read
ebooks Matter: is its long-form science journalism worth reading? How is Kickstarted long-form science journalism startup Medium performing? Pretty well, so far… Adam Tinworth Nov 21, 2012 2 min read
psychology The psychology - and neurochemistry - of social media Adam Tinworth Oct 23, 2012 1 min read
advertising Allister Frost: Noble marketing through brain hacking? Adam Tinworth Sep 13, 2012 3 min read
leadership #likeminds - Karren Brooks teaches us to be here, now Adam Tinworth Oct 29, 2010 2 min read
activity streams Le Web: Kevin Marks' Words that Define the Web Adam Tinworth Dec 10, 2009 1 min read
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