A state of virtual war
Most of us can’t tell the difference between high-quality video games and actual war
Most of us can’t tell the difference between high-quality video games and actual war
The conflict on the ground isn’t the only one — there’s plenty of propaganda afoot too
It’s easy to get played
Thanks to social media, the conflict feels totally one-sided to observers in the West
The Biden administration has taken up permanent residence in a metaverse of its own fantasies
The mentality of the ancient curse-tablet lives on
The bill seeks to ‘protect’ public health and offers a glimpse into our anti-free-speech future
Those who yearn for government control over Big Tech forget an important thing: politics
Without Trump, what does a platform that is essentially a clone of Twitter have to offer?
My addiction turned out to be an entirely correctable habit
Who gave the Feds access to Twitter?
‘We’re going to strive to make sure that people can talk about their political beliefs and their statements’
The once-hyped chatroom app is sliding into oblivion
I stand by the article I wrote in the April issue of The Spectator about ‘vinfluencers’ and the social-media celebrities who use their looks to sell wine
I work in wine, but my lip curls involuntarily at pouting influencers
If Jack Dorsey won’t flag disputed tweets from CCP agents, he is effectively endorsing their falsehoods
At last, we ’ ve got him
I’m a slave to my online persona. And she’s a slave to the algorithm, and we must feed the algorithm
Thanks to social media we all get the experience of being chased by the digital paparazzi
Everything is racist