Substacks recommended by Frames

Recommended by Frames

Internal exile

By Rob Horning

about technology, art, philosophy

Incisive, critical takes on tech and beyond

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Joshua Citarella's Newsletter

Artist and internet culture writer.

NEW MODELS

By New Models

Art, tech, politics, pop culture, climate ... how networked tech impacts life | Caroline Busta, Lil Internet | ( ͡° ͜ʖ( ͡° ͜ʖ°)ʖ ͡°)

Anthrocurious?

By Adam

Exploring what it means to be human in this ever-changing world. Social sciences, provocations and happenings that uncover the human element in every story and scientific discovery. Follow your curiosity into the heart of the human condition.

Always interesting

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8Ball

By Sean Monahan

8Ball is a newsletter on culture, trends, and tech written by K-HOLE founder, Sean Monahan.

Sean keeping his eyes peeled for the next normcore

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The Hinternet

By Justin Smith-Ruiu

It's the Internet, ἁspirated.

Longform reflections at the intersection of internet and culture

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The Ruffian

By Ian Leslie

Ian Leslie picks out the most important, interesting and beautiful signals from the noise.

Thoughtful essays and highly curated links

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Vittles

Vittles is an online magazine based in the UK and India, publishing new food and culture writing.

Memex 1.1

By John Naughton

John Naughton's online diary

Consistently eclectic, in a good way

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The Sociology of Business

By Ana Andjelic

A global weekly newsletter about business and culture.

Brilliant example of how sophisticated theory can be made highly accessible

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THAT BUSINESS OF MEANING

By Peter Spear

A weekly newsletter & conversation series from Peter Spear on human understanding & cultural insight in business.

Not Boring by Packy McCormick

Tech strategy and analysis, but not boring.

The bull case for everything

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Contraptions

By Venkatesh Rao

Janky, wobbly models of everything from philosophy to technology and everything in-between.

The thinkfluencer's thinkfluencer

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Culture Study

By Anne Helen Petersen

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

Always insightful and unexpected

- Frames