2009 | James Harkin | Page 2

Adam Curtis on the rise of Oh Dearism; from Charlie Brooker’s Screenwipe

Exciting feedback from Russia: Greatest interest in creative-social project aroused in great country Russia

Review: The Independent, 27 March. Invasion of the Cybermen

Twister: The New Yorker on non-linearity, or cyber-realism

Punchdrunk and Adam Curtis: It Felt Like a Kiss

Losing The Plot: The new cyber-realist storytelling. Essay in The Observer’s quarterly film magazine today.

Will be on Newsnight tonight, with any luck. Talking about Google, not Josef Fritzl.

Review: Sunday Times (South Africa), 15 March. The world is not flat.

Dunblane and The Sunday Express: a response from the editor

The Ties That Don’t Bind: The problem with Facebook’s global village

Appearance on ABC Radio Australia programme this weekend

What can our Google searches tell companies about ourselves? Take this example.

Review: The Independent (UK), 7 March

Can Twittering be a Sin? Answers, please, in 140 characters.

On Cyber-realism

Review: Financial Times, 28 Feb. “Cyburban nightmare.”

“Lost in Cyberspace”; Cyburbia makes front cover of The Week

Does Facebook rot our brains? A response to Baroness Greenfield

Interview with Andrew Orlowski, The Register, 24 Feb.

Review: The Mail on Sunday, 22 Feb. “Invasion of the real cyber-men.”

Article in The Register, 23 Feb. “War, Web 2.0 and the fail loop.”