InThe EconomistbyTom Standage·Dec 9, 2019How I (sort of) interviewed an artificial intelligenceAt The Economist we are best known for producing a weekly newspaper, but we also publish an annual every November, looking forward to the…A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Economist DigitalbyTom Standage·Jan 23, 2019Why The Economist is launching a daily podcastA publication with a long history in audio takes its next step
InThe Economist DigitalbyTom Standage·Jul 5, 2018Would you eat that? The Economist’s first foray into augmented realityUsing tabletop AR to explore the future of food
InThe EconomistbyTom Standage·Mar 6, 2018What’s it like to ride in a self-driving car?It’s thrilling for a minute or two, and then boring. Which is a good thingA response icon15A response icon15
InVantagebyTom Standage·Dec 9, 2014A First-Timer’s Foray Into Wet-Plate PhotographyAnd why tintypes are the opposite of InstagramA response icon1A response icon1
Tom Standage·Aug 2, 2014Night at the museumA sleepover with the pharaohs in the British MuseumA response icon3A response icon3
Tom Standage·Dec 11, 2013The Romans had iPads. This is how they used themThey used abbreviations in their messages, too. LOL!
InNew MediabyTom Standage·Dec 10, 2013Benjamin Franklin, Social Media PioneerToday is not the first time Americans have been enchanted by social media