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#82 Dec 4, 2020 💡 The right time for a new era – When is the right time to do 'the new thing'? Whatever that may be?I'm a big fan of using the New Yea
#81 Nov 27, 2020 💡 Fighting the Unlightenment – Why are so many old white men so scared of the pursuit of knowledge?It's a question that haunts me on
#80 Nov 20, 2020 💡 Faith in numbers – Over the past week we've seen the promises of Apple's M1 processor shift from claims to benchmarks. A
#79 Nov 13, 2020 💡 Free as in anti-competitive – This week Google announced it would end its unlimited free photo storage service. There's obvious rea
#78 Oct 30, 2020 💡 The last Xbox – I'm sitting here with the new Xbox Series X in front of me. A chiseled hunk of black basalt. An objec
#77 Oct 23, 2020 💡 Attention, distraction and Quibi – It will go down in history as one of the great failures of the digital age. Almost $2 billion spent o
#76 Oct 16, 2020 💡 Prideful sharing – It's been a crazy week and I'm genuinely sorry to say that I don't have a column this week.I love wri
#75 Oct 9, 2020 💡 Industry bit rot – Today some beloved colleagues at GameSpot were made redundant. Billion dollar companies buying and se
#74 Oct 2, 2020 💡 Arhythmia – You may have noticed I've lacked consistency here for a while.I'd been hoping to go twice a week, but
#73 Sep 22, 2020 💡 It's all about the Game Pass – If Microsoft wanted to win a news cycle, announcing its US$7.5B buyout of ZeniMax Media around 10 hou
#72 Sep 18, 2020 💡 Cat photos matter – We lost a beloved cat this week. She was happy and healthy until she was suddenly leaving us and minu
#71 Sep 15, 2020 💡 Xbox Series N(adella) – Xbox pricing was announced last week, with the drop on not one but two 'next gen' models set to arriv
#70 Sep 10, 2020 💡 Dark and full of terrors – I love the sea. But I hate being in the sea. I love to watch its power, enjoying the rhythmic chaos f
#69 Sep 2, 2020 💡 The value of uninformed consent – I really hate it when things always come back to Facebook. But here we are, with the social network t
#68 Aug 28, 2020 💡 Digital culture is culture – There's soooo much happening right now that shows the blurring of the lines between what happens onli
#67 Aug 20, 2020 💡 The End Of Infinite – Endings give us space. Endings make room for beginnings.Endings matter.But the standard mode now of s
#66 Aug 18, 2020 💡 High stakes lawsuits – "Well that escalated quickly..." feels like 2020 in a single cliche.Picking up where we left off last
