Following Page (aka Blogroll)

This is a list of websites and blogs to which I'm subscribed to or following in my reader. This is part of my continuing progress for both owning and improving my own personal following list, ideally in an easy-to-use and portable format that will work in many types of readers. It's also part of a set of experiments I'm running to improve on the web functionality known as blogrolls from the early days of blogging.

This page is a work in progress and is designed to update itself over time as new feeds are added and/or updated.

As of November 2017 this page only includes a growing subset of direct websites I'm following and not individual social media presences for people or companies.

OPML & OPML Subscriptions

If you would like to import any of these websites' feeds into your own feed reader or your reader allows subscribing via OPML, you can utilize the links to OPML files below. Note that if you're able to subscribe to the OPML, when these lists update, your subscription should be synced/updated automatically as well. Inoreader specifically offers this type of functionality and other readers may as well.

For quick reference, below are links to the specific OPML files for the following categories within my larger OPML file for those who'd like to subscribe to subsections:

Following Me

If you'd like details on subscribing to me or my particular feeds in a variety of ways, please see my subscribe page.

IndieWeb

Jeremy Keith (Adactio) - A web developer and author living and working in Brighton, England.
Tantek Çelik - Inventor, writer, teacher, runner, indieweb coder
Aaron Parecki - I’m Aaron, co-founder of IndieWebCamp. I maintain oauth.net, write and consult about OAuth, and am the editor of the W3C Webmention and Micropub specifications, and co-editor of WebSub.
Kevin Marks - WithKnown stream
Ben Werdmüller - Humanist technologist. Equality and adventures. Co-founder of Known and Elgg.
Ryan Barrett
Matthias Pfefferle - A weblog about the open, portable, interoperable, social, synaptic, semantic, structured, distributed, decentralized, independent, microformatted and federated social web
David Shanske - WordPress+Indieweb=Awesomeness
Martijn van der Ven - #indieweb IRC fleet commander. Public outreach for everything #indieweb and #microformats.
Marty McGuire - A freelance web developer in Baltimore, MD. Can also be found tinkering with electronics, 3D printing, and performing improv comedy.
Dr. Amy Guy
Malcolm Blaney - A software developer living in Brisbane Australia.
Jack Jamieson - PhD candidate at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information. My research investigates how underlying infrastructures and platforms affect online communication.
Chris Aldrich - Biomedical and Electrical Engineer. Thoughts on science, research, abstract mathematics, information theory, microbiology, IndieWeb, DoOO, education, and the entertainment industry
Kristof De Jaeger - On art, music, mobile, drupal, stars, flying things and planets
Rosemary Orchard - I’m a nerd all over the internet, and I beta test nearly every app I can!
Furry - A Seattle-based programmer/musician who makes games, comics, and bad decisions.
David Shanske (YouTube)
Jacky Alciné - Independent owner and lead developer of :fist: black.af based out of :city_sunset: Oakland, CA, (KKK)/USA.
Jeremy Cherfas - Biologist, podcaster, science communicator, writer, food enthusiast, baker, all around good guy
Jeremy Cherfas (Known) - Biologist, podcaster, science communicator, writer, food enthusiast, baker, all around good guy
Jeena Paradies - Software engineer and wannabe computer scientist.
Sebastian Greger - Sociologist and Interaction Designer
Tom Morris - Discussing software, the web, politics, sexuality and the unending supply of human stupidity.
Marcus Povey - Technology Strategist, Hacker, Wanderer. Have laptop, will travel.
Neil Mather - Keyboard shortcut enthusiast. Great ape. Tech+data at the @RestartProject.
Kevin Marks - His main website with larger articles
Peter Molnar - I’m dreamer, sysadmin, former embedded & web developer. A Hungarian, living in the UK, wishing for United Europe, trying to generate less and less waste and fixing whatever is broken.
Pelle Wessman
Kevin Marks - Epeus’ epigone
gRegor Morrill - a.k.a. gRegorLove. I’m all about music, faith, computer geekery, friends, and liberty.
This Week in IndieWeb - A weekly digest of activities of the IndieWeb community. It contains recent and upcoming events, posts from IndieNews, and a summary of wiki edits, sent out Fridays at 2pm Pacific time.
An IndieWeb Podcast - A podcast of topics relating to the IndieWeb
Kicks Condor - Microchips and mods gratify me greatly
Ana R - a front end developer in London. I started developing for the web over 10 years ago, as a hobby. I am interested in ethics, indie web, sustainability and cats.
Jean MacDonald - Community mgr. at @microdotblog ; podcaster: @voyager_cast , @SestraCast , @theweeklyreview ; @Lyft driver; @AppCamp4Girls founder; guinea pig concierge; She/her.
Calum Ryan - I design, build and write about stuff for the web.
Sebastiaan Andeweg - Schreef verhalen nu code. Blogt soms. Microblogt vaker. Zie http://seblog.nl | English tweets at @sebandeweg
Ru Singh - an independent front-end web developer who works with static site generators, React, and WordPress.
IndieWebCamp Videos on Internet Archive - Videos from IndieWebCamp
Daniel Goldsmith - Father, Tinkerer, Indieweb Enthusiast. Writer of influential words. Probably a commahnist.
Sebastian Kippe
Marcus Povey - Seeing something I haven’t seen before, building something that never existed before. Collecting new skills and experiences like precious shinies. Technology Strategist & @elgg expert, occasional @withknown contributor, Hacker, Wanderer.
Alexandra Kearney - A PhD student studying Computer Science at the University of Alberta. I focus on Artificial Intelligence and prosthetics. When I’m not playing with robots, I hang out with the indieweb community, drink tea, and scubadive.
Michael Bishop - Chef, web mechanic, general mayhem maker.
Percolator (Aaron Parecki) - Microcast about IndieWeb related topics by Aaron Parecki
Frank Meeuwsen - Digging the digital –Full of blogdrift. (Dutch)
Eddie Hinkle - Believer, Husband, Software Engineer.
Johan Bové - Front-end developer and senior Web Consultant at Deloitte Digital in Düsseldorf, Germany.
IndieWebCamp - Youtube Channel for Indiewebcamp Events. Live and Recorded Feed from Various IWC Events
Brian Schrader - I’m an independent software developer living in San Diego, CA. This site is my little home on the internet where I go on (and on) about things that are important to me. I own and run SkyRocket Software, my indie software company.
Brian Schrader (microblog)
Will Stedden - just your standard information identity spacetime field
Max Böck - developer, designer, musician · front-end dev @codista_ · co-organizer @wearewebclerks conf · writes about #HTML, #CSS, #IndieWeb · he/him
Amber Case - Studies the interaction between humans and computers and how our relationship with information is changing the way cultures think, act, and understand their worlds.
Colin Devroe - Reverse engineer. Blogger.
AJ Jordan - Coder, primary maintainer of pump.io
Will Norris
Matthias Ott - Independent user experience designer and user interface engineer
Florian Weil - researching, developing and teaching new kinds of interaction designs for bridging the gap between the analog and digital world
Peter Stuifzand
Chris McLeod
Jan Boddez - Hi there! I’m Jan, a thirtysomething mechanical engineer, amateur guitarist, and web standards, WordPress and Laravel enthusiast from Belgium, and this is my personal blog.
Barry Frost - A web developer and manager, working in Windsor and London. I live in a village in Surrey with my wife and two boys. Works at Gumtree.com as CTO.
Lewis Cowles - A software engineer, former digital architect & CTO, current small business owner, but primarily an expert in ensuring software helps people
Tony Burns - Software Engineer • Author • Photographer
James Gallagher - Writes codes and words. Drinks coffee. Lives life.
Jan Boddez - a thirtysomething mechanical engineer, amateur guitarist, and web standards, WordPress and Laravel enthusiast from Belgium, and this is my personal blog.
Collin Donnell - iOS and Mac Developer, Podcaster
Ben Werdmüller - Open Source & Ethical Technology (Medium)
Jen Lampton - Drupal & Backdrop Blog
Lifestream Blog - A blog about Lifelogging, Quantified Self, Digital Legacy and Personal Data
Eli Mellen - Oatmeal: A digital pillow fort
Johannes Ernst - Upon 2020 Musings by
Henrik Carlsson - I’m a college teacher (Sound & Music Production), sound engineer and web developer/designer. I live in Falun, Sweden and run a small business focused on sound, music and web production.
Mark Krynsky - Manager of Web Production for XPRIZE. I also write about quantified self, lifelogging and digital legacy at Lifestream Blog.
Baldur Bjarnason - …is a writer, lapsed academic, and web developer writing about web dev, interactive media, digital publishing, and product development.
Tom Brown - Tom Brown is a software developer and beer league hockey player…
Dries Buytaert - On digital experiences, Open Source, startups & the future (from the creator of Drupal)
Scott Merrill - brewer-philosopher
Peter Rukavinaa - Printer · Developer · Writer
Vika - Trans* person and a clueless coder. Doesn’t like how she looks and uses an anime avatar instead.
Scott Gruber - I’m a designer, developer and craftsman building an ethical design practice grounded in accessibility, performance and aesthetics.
André Jaenisch - Full Stack JavaScript Developer at Synatec, part of @AtlasCopcoGroup
Maxwell Joslyn - Ha, ha, and ha again! What could you possibly want to know that you can’t puzzle out by reading the home page?
Henrique Dias - I’m a B.Sc. student in Information Systems and Computer Engineering at Instituto Superior Técnico, in Lisbon. Currently working at Protocol Labs on decentralizing the web. I believe in the transparency and openness of the web and when creating softwar
Carol Gilabert - Lukewarm takes, freshly delivered · Stapling code together @CapitalOneUK · Organiser @technottingham & @nottsjs · She/her
Cheuk Ting Ho - #DevRel for @TerminusDB. Organizer of @py_sprints, @AIClubGenderMin, @IndieWebCamp and @EuroPython. Creator of @PicknMix_Py.
Bill Seitz - This is the publicly-readable WikiLog Thinking Space (est 2002) of Bill Seitz (a Product Manager and CTO) (also a Wiki-Junkie).
Nathan DeGruchy - a technologist living and working in the south east. I love breaking crap and fixing it. I tend to break more than I fix. When I’m not breaking and fixing stuff, I’m playing games with my son or going to Disney with my family. I am a strong Free and Open
Chaitanya - there is always something that bothers me
Paul Lindner - I make the internet a better place.
Julien Genestoux - A strong open web advocate and will push (pun intended) anyone to use standard protocols rather than custom made APIs. Before founding Superfeedr, Julien created Jobetudiant, the leading job board for students in France. In a prior life, he worked in BNP
Christopher Allen - Principal Architect at Blockstream Internet Cryptography Pioneer Co-author TLS Security Standard Collaborative Tools & Patterns Decentralized Identity
Lucas Verney - I write about dev, FOSS, DIY and more, in French and English.
Norman Köhring - I am a programmer and I’m very enthusiastic about OpenSource and OpenKnowledge.
Beau Lebens
Benjamin Melançon - Worker-owner at Agaric web development collective, co-author of the Definitive Guide to Drupal 7, and person who gives a damn about justice, liberty, and gaining the most power possible for all people over our own lives.
Aaron Gustafson - #webstandards & #a11y at @Microsoft • Editor in Chief of @AListApart • Author of #AdaptiveWebDesign • Husband to @ShirleyTemper
Tom MacWright - I’m building tools for data science & programming at Observable. I helped build Mapbox and wrote code for understanding and interacting with statistics, sleep, the earth, open data, manners, music, and a bunch of other stuff.
Chris Taylor - Web developer, musician, father and nice bloke from Yorkshire, U.K.
Zach Oglesby - Open Source enthusiast and DBA.
Hugo Soucy - (In French) FLOSS , IndieWeb , Peer-to-peer , Emacs , shell scripts , Syncthing , JavaScript , politics without politicians, reading , cycling and sandwiches
Micah
Andi Galpern - I’m a writer, designer, event producer, and a musician in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Pace Smith - bridger, trans, ADHD, intersectional feminist, 3, socialist, Sufi, multipod, goofy, pan, creepy lemon [her/she]
David Bryant - Engineer, traveler, photographer, astronomer. Welcome to my home page on the web.
Jessica Smith - a left-wing feminist who loves animals, books, gaming, and cooking; I’m also very interested in linguistics, history, technology and society. I live in Melbourne, Australia, with my partner Vivian and our delightful tabby cat, Gidget.
Paul Kinlan - A Developer Advocate for Chrome and the Open Web at Google.
Chris Beckstrom - Musician, composer, modular synthesizer builder, activist, friendly atheist, and linux and open source software enthusiast.
Amit Gawande - I am a software developer by profession, and interest, working at & living in Pune, India.
Christophe Ducamp - life, design & technology. #indieweb #calmtech (most content in French)
John Evdemon - Web enthusiast, writer, editor, former standards wonk. Opinions on this site are my own.
Bill Doyle - QA Engineer at Arbor Networks
Cédric Bousmanne - Father of 2, Indieweb enthousiast, I code for a living
Hsiaoming Yang (aka lepture) - Developer of Typlog.com
Cassie Evans - Hi, I’m cassie I like making fun, interactive things with code. I also talk & write about those things.
Murray Adcock - Ad hoc thoughts from an ad hoc mind!
Sarah Mundy - Ramblings of an Electrical cum Software Engineer
Ravi Sagar (Known) - Author of “Mastering JIRA 7” book. Loves #Jira and #Drupal. #Blogger, #ProblemSolver, #Atlassian #Consultant and #Technologist
Ravi Sagar - Author of “Mastering JIRA 7” book. Loves #Jira and #Drupal. #Blogger, #ProblemSolver, #Atlassian #Consultant and #Technologist
Tracy Durnell - Seattle-area graphic designer and SFF writer inspired by the Pacific Northwest, crafting a sustainable and intentional life. (she/her)
Michael Bishop (social) - Chef, web mechanic, general mayhem maker.
Duncan Stephen - Digital strategist and designer
Darius Kazemi - an internet artist. I also cofounded Feel Train, a creative technology cooperative in Portland, OR. I make bots and generators and other weird internet stuff. I’ve recently taken a huge interest in the future of social networks.
Kevin McGillivray - code druid, deep diver, and convivial cook in a web developer costume. I’m writing, painting, and diving.
JR - Camping happily in Toledo, Ohio. sawv.org is an E/N site. The myriad of content means everything to me while it probably means nothing to everyone else.
Indie Digital Media - For creators & fans of independent digital media (by Richard MacManus)
Tom Critchlow - Helping businesses define and build digital marketing capabilities as an independent consultant. I’m also championing Brooklyn artists as co-founder of art startup Fiercely Curious.
Chris Burnell - a Canadian Front-End Developer working for Squiz and an Organiser for London Web Standards. I’m driven by a passion for an open and welcoming web, and driving the standards that power it. This is my personal website where I think, write, and share.
Own Your Content - Own Your Content is a campaign from WordPress.com & CreativeMornings, encouraging creatives to own their content, platform, and the future of their work.
Christopher Finke - A design engineer at Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, working to ensure that WordPress.com is perfectly customizable for every user.
Jay Hoffmann - Lead Developer, @ReaktivStudios . I made this thing: (link: http://thehistoryoftheweb.com) thehistoryoftheweb.com Used to run a plugin review site called @tidyrepo .
Nicolas Hoizey (articles) - I am passionate about the Web and photography, among many other interests.
Laura Kalbag - a British designer living in Ireland, and co-founder of Small Technology Foundation. We make an app called Better that protects you while you’re browsing the web. My book Accessibility For Everyone is available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook from A Bo
Dave
The Whimsical Web - Websites that spark joy. A curated list of sites with an extra bit of fun.
Raphael Luckom - Software engineer specializing in Python, with experience writing production code for complex robot systems in Python, Java, JavaScript, and C++. Comfortable taking on new responsibilities as needed and excited to learn new skills and techniques.
Rohan Kumar (aka Seirdy) - CS/Math undergrad student at Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR.,
Reclaim Hosting - Take Control of your Digital Identity! Reclaim Hosting provides educators and institutions with an easy way to offer their students domains and web hosting that they own and control.
Astrid Yu - Astrid Yu’s designated mind dump location
Maria Farrell (Medium) - Irish writer based in London. Tech policy, possible futures, politics, duty of hope.
Maria Farrell (Crooked Timber) - Irish writer based in London. Tech policy, possible futures, politics, duty of hope.
Mrs. D. - Happy helpmate ❤️ Pursuing happiness and intellectual virtue. dianoetic (dī-a-nō-et′ik), adj. of or relating to thought, especially to discursive reasoning rather than intuition. [from Greek dianoētikos — dia, through, noein, to think.]
Hidde de Vries - an experienced freelance front-end developer, with (previous) clients including the Dutch government, W3C and Mozilla.
Bloggroll.org - Welcome back to the *real* web! Here you’ll find a curated blogroll of personal blogs and articles on small blogging.

Bloggers

Anil Dash - A blog about making culture
Tino Kremer - Father of two (twins), I am a techie and a geek. I am a software programmer (C #, Web, SQL). I am also a hobby photographer, I love swimming, music and debating. I’m also crazy about extreme weather.
Shane Becker - Still vegan, still straightedge. Anarchist and atheist. Formerly, 18 months of full-time #vanlife in #LittleMisadventureTime. Before that, The Farmhouse in Hollywood, California. Currently, living in NE Portland, Oregon, working at Happily and battling ca
Colin Walker - Writing/blogging itself, social media and tech, often with a philosophical or psychological slant.
Lillian Karabaic - Data! Personal Finance! Transportation! Pod casts! Tacos!
Khürt Williams - I’m an information security professional, web developer, avid photographer, and technology geek. I’m also a craft ale and coffee fanatic. I share my thoughts about technology and photography geekery, coffee, craft ale, diabetes, and life.
Jimmy Baum (Among the Stones) - Life, language, mobile technology, and writing at-large
James Shelley - Curious. Generalist. Freelancer.
Stephen Pieper - Music lover, reader, tea drinker, film watcher, failed blogger.
Jack Baty - Notes on tech, analog tools, web, publishing, software, and who knows what else.
Rajiv Abraham - Investor, wordsmith, blogger, geek, foodie, student, traveler, photographer, and many other roles and hats
Tracy Durnell - Seattle-area graphic designer and SFF writer inspired by the Pacific Northwest, crafting a sustainable and intentional life. (she/her)
Des Paroz - BalancedLight: Des Paroz’ blog on exploration and story telling
Andrew Jacobs | funwhilelost - Outdoor entrepreneur, owner of Northwest Wind & Surf. Full-stack web developer for 15 years and IndieWeb contributor.
Rob Fairhead - Lifelong railwayman, progressive, green, geek, early adopter, fairweather walker and cyclist
Richard MacManus - Author, Tech Columnist, Blogger
Vicki Boykis - Woman. Legend.Blog This blog has it all: Russian despair, American cynicism, and Nutella.
Vicki Boykis - Data, tech, and sometimes Nutella
Marco Arment - a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast
Brit Cruise - I make educational content of all kinds. Creator of @artoftheproblem, @pixarinabox & more
Brent Simmons - Work: The Omni Show, The Omni Blog. Side projects: Evergreen, Frontier. Has gone feral.
Susan Fowler - Writer. Engineer. Fledgling Physicist. Amateur Myrmecologist.
Andy Baio - I make things on the internet, and occasionally off of it. Frequent topics include internet culture, copyright and fair use, online community, independent and experimental media, and the intersection of art and technology.
Tim Bray - ongoing by Tim Bray
Zoe Stavri - Another angry woman
Benedict Evans - I work at Andreessen Horowitz (‘a16z’), a venture capital firm in Silicon Valley that invests in technology companies. I try to work out what’s going on and what will happen next.
Daniel Jalkut - Bitsplitting: This is Daniel Jalkut’s personal technology soapbox.
Paul Graham - a programmer, writer, and investor
John Gruber - writer, blog publisher, UI designer, and the inventor of the Markdown publishing format
Matthew Green - A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
Kevin Kelly - Senior Maverick for Wired, a magazine I helped co-found 25 years ago.
Ryan Rix - I fight for the User, build plastic model kits, and self-hosted infrastructure. Past incarnations built GDPR and PCI compliance systems, made payments infrastructure more reliable, launched high power model rockets, organized a hackerspace, helped name a
Nitin Khanna - I talk about technology, write stories, and review books.
Craig Pilch - a computer engineer living in the Indianapolis area with my wife and kid. I graduated from Purdue University in 2010, and since then have worked at Delphi Technologies (neé Delphi Electronics and Safety). I am currently a product owner in the power electr
Brandon Kraft - I am married and the father of five wonderful little girls. We’re Catholic and do our best to do right by everyone. In my free time, I am a core contributor to WordPress, a beer geek, and a wannabe homebrewer.
Tara Vancil - The co-founder of Blue Link Labs, the team behind Beaker, a peer-to-peer Web browser, and Hashbase
Kevin Smokler - author of 3 books, the director of one documentary film and a boatload of essays and cultural criticism. He’s spoken at and hosted events about pop culture and human creativity in our changing world at universities, conferences, corporations, libraries an
Leslie Farnsworth - Serial entrepreneur who currently owns and operates a professional services firm and commercial property development and management company. In addition, I serve on for-profit and nonprofit corporate boards and serve actively in the business community.
Louis Gray - A Silicon Valley early adopter tech geek blog
Dr Ellie Mackin - An ancient historian who focuses on archaic and classical Greek religion. Teacher. Writer.
Nate Angell - Wandering IQ. Raised by wolves. Friend to cheese. Working to bend the arc of justice.
Cal Newport - Study Hacks: a computer science professor at Georgetown University writing about the intersection of technology and society. I’m particularly interested in the impact of new technologies on our ability to perform productive work, as well as on our ability
Chris Hardie - Deep generalist, currently focused on software engineering + writing + the open web.
Matt Mullenweg - Founder of WordPress and Automattic
Justin Tadlock - Writer at WP Tavern.
Glenn Zucman - Artist / Teacher
John August - Screenwriter and Author
Brain Pickings - A one-woman labor of love exploring what it means to live a decent, substantive, rewarding life.
Bill Gates - Technologist and Philanthropist
Bob Frankston - co-creator of the VisiCalc spreadsheet program and the co-founder of Software Arts, the company that developed it.
but she's a girl… - I’m a biologist, an Apple/Unix geek, an audiophile, an avid reader and film buff, and an amateur (in both the inept and unpaid senses) photographer.
Dr. Steward T.A. Pickett - The Balto Brief: Notes from the Baltimore Ecosystem Study Director and Director Emeritus
Paul Romer - Economist and policy entrepreneur, is a co-recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics Sciences and University Professor in Economics at NYU. He has spent his career at the intersection of economics, innovation, technology, and urbanization, working to
Marginal REVOLUTION - Tyler Cowan’s blog about “Small Steps Toward a Much Better World”
Heydon Pickering - I am a technical writer and designer for the web. I specialize in helping organizations develop and document inclusive language, interfaces, and processes. I do not work with surveillance capitalists or religious organizations engaged in proselytization.
David Weinberger - Writes about the effect of the Internet on how we think about ourselves, our world, and business.
Barnaby Walters - Arranging atoms and pressurising air in a variety of manners.
Stephanie Hurlburt - I love mathematics, optimization, graphics, business.
Cate Huston - Mobile lead at Automattic; Accidentally in Code: Engineering an Interesting Life
Doc Searls - If you don’t know Doc, you haven’t been using the internet correctly
Doc Searls - Doc’s 1999 blog
Estelle Weyl - 0.10X Engineer. Snuggler of dogs. Trainer of slugs. Fixing the leaky STEM pipeline. she/her
KT Pickard - Personalized health. Precision medicine. Dad.
John Naughton | Memex - Professor, technology writer, historian
Making Light - invented by Teresa Nielsen Hayden in July 2001 and is now made by her along with Avram Grumer, Patrick Nielsen Hayden, and Abi Sutherland, none of whom she invented.
Brad Enslen - Thoughts from my stylish, mysterious, perilous life.
Joel Spolsky - CEO (and co-founder) of Stack Overflow, and co-founder of Fog Creek Software (creator FogBugz,Trello, Glitch, and Manuscript).
Mark Stanley Everitt - Server side + game software developer and one time Quantum Information Scientist. he/him or they/them
Roy Tanck - I’m a freelance web developer, specializing in WordPress. Whenever I can, I release WordPress plugins though the wordpress.org repository.
Alexander Kirk - Alexander Kirk (MSc in CS) is a web application programmer situated in Vienna, Austria. This blog is about web application development — and related topics.
Paul Jacobson - #Enthusiast, writer, coder, Happiness Engineer at @automattic. Passionate about @Gnat_J and #proudDad.
John Eckman - Open Parenthesis is a blog about free and open source software, internet strategy, and building compelling experiences for the web and mobile, written by John Eckman.
Matt Haughey - I did a bunch of early blogging stuff and then some community building stuff, and now I work at a place doing completely different writing stuff.
Derek Powazek - Has worked the web since 1995 at pioneering sites like HotWired, Blogger, and Technorati. He is the author of “Design for Community”.
Charlie Owen - I’m a photography-taking, bike riding, beer drinking, feminist leftie. I read more than is healthy, and spend as much time as I can exploring the beautiful world we inhabit.
Jeff Keltner - Head of bizdev @upstart. father of 2 boys. ex @google @ibm. @stanford fan.
danah boyd - Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research and the founder/president of Data & Society. Buzzwords in my world include: privacy, context, youth culture, social media, big data.
Patrick Rhone - An essayist, commentator, and author of 6 books living in Saint Paul, MN with my wife and nine year old daughter.
Kevin Kortum - Independent Variable
Dave Winer - A software developer and writer.
Indie Digital Media - For creators & fans of independent digital media (by Richard MacManus)
Tedium by Ernie Smith - The dull side of the internet.
Devon Zuegel - I’m a writer (of code and words). The thing that matters most to me is unlocking human potential, so I think a lot about incentive design, tools for thought, and cities.
Tom Critchlow - Helping businesses define and build digital marketing capabilities as an independent consultant. I’m also championing Brooklyn artists as co-founder of art startup Fiercely Curious.
Mike Elgan - Journalist, author, blogger, podcaster, gastronomad
John Naughton (The Guardian) - John Naughton is professor of the public understanding of technology at the Open University. He is the author of From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg: What You Really Need to Know About the Internet
Serena Ho - Collector of hobbies and co-host of the Trigger Point Podcast. Titles I go by: stationery nerd, fountain pen geek, planner girl, LARPer, player of Pathfinder, boardgamer, reader of books (sci-fi, fantasy, urban paranormal, romance), movie-goer, podcaste
Hilary Mason - Founder & CEO of Fast Forward Labs, a machine intelligence research company, and the Data Scientist in Residence at Accel Partners. I co-founded HackNY, and I’m a member of NYC Resistor.
Meredith Broussard - Associate professor at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute of New York University and the author of “Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World.”. Her academic research focuses on artificial intelligence in investigative report
Colin Woodward - an award-winning journalist and author of American Nations, American Character, Ocean’s End, The Lobster Coast, and The Republic of Pirates. I’m a staffer at the Portland Press Herald, where I won a 2012 George Polk Award.
Ribbonfarm - Ribbonfarm is a longform blog devoted to unusual takes on both familiar and new themes. What we call “refactored perception.”
Helen Hou-Sandí - Director of Open Source Initiatives at 10up and WordPress Lead Developer
Eugene Wei - Remains of the Day is a personal blog started in 2001 covering a random assortment of topics of interest. That doesn’t narrow things down much because I have both attention deficit and surplus.
Dr. Alexandra Samuel - For two decades Alexandra’s writing, research and speaking have shaped the way we use and understand the Internet. An internationally recognized expert on the business and social impact of technology, Alex works with the world’s leading companies, NGOs an
Cybercultural (Richard MacManus) - News and insights at the intersection of technology and culture. (via Richard MacManus)
Om Malik - I am a partner at True Ventures, a Silicon Valley-based early-stage venture capital group. Prior to joining True, I was the founder of Gigaom, a pioneering technology blog and media company.
Dan McKinley - Math, programming, minority reports. Dan McKinley is a Principal Engineer at Mailchimp in Los Angeles. Previously: Skyliner (RIP), Stripe, and Etsy.
Kevin (aka @kordumb) - I call this here thing a digital publication, but in all honesty, you‘ll just find things like link and video posts from across the interwebs along with the occasional list (who doesn’t love to hate lists?) and maybe even an article or two. All posts are
Matt Maldre - Web strategist at Tribune Agency , Public Spaces Artist, Professional Scorecard Keeper. I also tweet creative on Spudart .
Matt Maldre - The Senior Web Marketing Strategist at Tribune Content Agency (formerly called Tribune Media Services).
Stuart Langridge - I do strategic thinking and synthesis: pulling together web, open source, and product design to make cool things. I can understand your business, and work with both management and the dev team. I provide advice and expertise. I do custom development for t
Brett Kosinski - I’m a life-long nerd who’s obsessed with more hobbies than I have time for. During the day I’m a professional product manager, and by night I’m a programmer, knitter, skier, cyclist, cook, guitarist(ish), and a dozen other things besides!
Lucas Gonze
Norman Walsh - Structured markup geek. Programmer. Photographer. Author. XML. DocBook. XProc. XSLT. XQuery. @MarkLogic engineer.
Desirée García - Desirée García is a designer, editor, speaker, and tenacious gardener living in Austin, Texas. She designs for Automattic by day and edits for A List Apart at night. Her superpower is assembling IKEA furniture.
Tina Roth Eisenberg - Founded and run a global monthly lecture series called CreativeMornings, I co-created a to-do app called TeuxDeux, I am the founder of Tattly, a designy temporary tattoo shop and I founded and run a co-working space called FRIENDS. (aka SwissMiss)
Dan Jacobson - Author and Indieweb stalwart, Vancouver, B.C. Day job: seanwes.com
CJ Eller - Thinking about tools for thinking about thinking
Dan Q - a thirty-something geek-of-many-hats. He lives in Oxford with his partner and her husband in V-shaped, open, polyamorous relationship along with their two children. In October 2019 he started working for Automattic after 8½ years with the academic librari
Justus Grunow - Equal parts redneck, hippie, yuppie, geek. Just south of Canada
Theresia Tanzil - Iterating my worldview. Information architecture, how data turns into wisdom, art of questions, human-{human|computer|world} interaction, remote working.
David Samuels - Executive Coach|TEDx Speaker Coach|Corporate Culture Consultant|Emotional Intelligence Coach
Ada Palmer - All my projects stem from my overall interest in the relationship between ideas and historical change. Our fundamental convictions about what is true evolve over time, so different human peoples in different times and places have, from their own perspect
David Dylan Thomas - Author, speaker, filmmaker
Olu Niyiawosusi - I’m a writer, web artist, an emoji enthusisast, and a lifelong learner. I’m currently learning to sew, and to play ukulele and keyboard.
Nicholas Carr - technology, culture, and economics | I’ve been a freelance writer since 2003. I’m the author of five books and have written articles for many magazines and newspapers. I was formerly the executive editor of the Harvard Business Review.
Cordelia Yu - Content strategist, policy wonk, and internet maker by trade. Philosopher and political theorist by training. Lover of style guides. Advocate for unconferences, open-access publishing, and interdisciplinary scholarship. Obsessing at the intersection of ac
Ethan Zuckerman - I direct the Center for Civic Media at MIT, and teach at MIT’s Media Lab and MIT’s Comparative media Studies and Writing program, where I am associate professor of the practice.
Normcore Tech (Vicki Boykis) - Come here for a little more nuanced, civilized take of stuff that I just don’t have room to put on Twitter. Twitter is also Very Bad for Nuance, something I hope to cultivate here. And for the link curation. I find interesting stuff to read almost every
T. Greer (The Scholar's Stage) - Essayist ║ Common topics: China, Taiwan, or Cambodia • history and social science • security • U.S. culture & conservatism
Christine Dodrill - SW-0441-3659-6507 | #pluralgang #enby | They/she please | This bio makes you breathe manually
The Cramped (Patrick Rhone) - Celebrating The Unique Pleasures of Analog Writing
Martin Fowler - Author, speaker, and general loud mouth on Software Development. Works for ThoughtWorks. Also hikes, watches theater, and plays modern board games
John B. Nelson (aka Generativist) - Computational Social Science, Ph.D. Expert Bikeshedder. Wanna be <strike>psychohistorian</strike>cybernetic engineer.
Anasuya Sengupta - feminist advocate, strategist, grantmaker, and storyteller for communities and organisations; committed to amplifying voices ‘from the margins’ in both virtual and physical worlds, while unpacking issues of power, privilege, and access
Casey Newton - Platformer (newsletter): News at the intersection of Silcon Valley and democracy
Nora.Codes - I build and break hardware and software, both digital and analog, in communication systems, web software, desktop applications, and audio synthesizers.
InvisibleUp - A site about old technology and other fun stuff like that.
Toby Shorin - Subpixel Space is a longform thinking platform maintained by Toby Shorin. It delivers ideas and models that cut across cultural categories and media formats.
Paulo Pinto - I’m a cultural journalist, working and living in Guimarães, Portugal. I am interested in Philosophy, History of Art, Aesthetics, Cyberculture, Literature, Comics, Photography, Music, Astronomy, Amateur Radio, among other topics.
Gwern Branwen - I write about psychology, statistics, and technology. I am best known for work on the darknet markets & Bitcoin⁠, blinded self-experiments⁠, dual n-back & spaced repetition⁠, and anime neural networks⁠.
Paulo Pinto - I’m a cultural journalist, working and living in Guimarães, Portugal. I am interested in Philosophy, History of Art, Aesthetics, Cyberculture, Literature, Comics, Photography, Music, Astronomy, Amateur Radio, among other topics.
Jeet Heer (The Time of Monsters) - What to do while the old world is dying and the new struggling to be born.
Lucy Bellwood - a professional Adventure Cartoonist, author, and educator based in Portland, Oregon. Her work brings enthusiastic tales of exploration to thousands of readers online, in print, and in person.
Librarian Shipwreck - focused primarily on technology, critical theory, and impending doom.
Rachel Coldicutt - Feminist. Responsible technologist. Reading and writing on equality, automation and climate crisis. On sabbatical-ish. Formerly @doteveryone .
Jenny Zhang - I’m an experienced full stack developer with training in business/finance and sociology. This means I think a lot about the impact of technology on our society and what ethical technologists can do about it.
Maciej Cegłowski - an ex-painter and computer guy who lives in San Francisco. Runs a bookmarking site called Pinboard.
Cory Doctorow - Author, journalist, activist. My latest is ATTACK SURFACE http://attacksurface.com Books: http://craphound.com Blog: http://pluralistic.net.
Maël Montévil - a theoretical biologist working at the crossroads of experimental biology, mathematics, and philosophy. I also work on the Anthropocene, among many other interests.
Niklas Pivic - Into feminism, language, music, mates, food, and video. Reads and reviews a lot of books, which means that he is—via Kurt Vonnegut—rococo argle-bargle.
Alan Jacobs (blog) - Distinguished Professor of Humanities in the Honors Program of Baylor University, and before that taught for many years at Wheaton College in Illinois. I’ve written a bunch of stuff. I am a native of Alabama.
Edward Snowden - Continuing ed with Edward Snowden (Substack)

YouTube

David Shanske (YouTube)
IndieWebCamp - Youtube Channel for Indiewebcamp Events. Live and Recorded Feed from Various IWC Events
Rick Beatto - Everything Music; What Makes This Song Great?
Satu Runa
Adjoa Skinner - VaudeVille Singer-songwriter Adjoa Skinner. NOW ON A WORLD TOUR!
Ms Arayama (Japanese) - Japanese Kindergarten play lists
Jared Pereira
violet3456
Ricardo Vidal
Myu Papa - MyuPapa Original Songs and Movies from Tokyo
redheadpenny
ousam2010
Victoria Jerkins
Sales Culture
Valerie Alexander
warner1125
Los Angeles Public Library
Roberto Assis Machado
WPCampus: Where WordPress Meets Higher Education
NIMBioS
The Huntington
Max Papeschi - After an experience as author and director for theatre, Tv and cinema, Max Papeschi starts with digital-art in 2008.
NC State ECE
Jolie O'Dell (aka JOD)
Andrew Eckford (YouTube) - This is the official YouTube channel of Prof. Andrew Eckford at York University. Videos of my classes are given under different channels — see under “Subscriptions”.
Kimberly J. Brown
Pelle Wessman
whitingschool
NewsWise
Evolution 2.0 (Perry Marshall) - What I discovered was the untold science story of the century – the miracle of evolution. I discovered organisms cut, splice and re-arrange their DNA, performing astonishing engineering feats in real time… feats that put even the world’s smartest software
The Octopodes
Robert Greenberg
Big History (YouTube) - BIG HISTORY puts a sci-fi spin on history, linking iconic events to our daily lives. For example, we carry the legacy of the Titanic every day — in our own pockets: every time we make a cell phone call, we use radio wave lanes assigned after Titanic tele
Aaron Shumaker
plasticAudio
Daniel Hall - Profit-packed videos and step-by-step tutorials related to publishing, personal finance, productivity, and Internet marketing.
Innovate Pasadena Friday Coffee Meetup - We have a cross-section of interested innovators (investors, entrepreneurs, programmers, CTO’s, VC’s, angels, etc) who are eager to more actively engage with other members of our local community.
Reclaim Hosting
Toby Burns
Welch Medical Library
Aaron Parecki - Tiny cameras, live-streaming gear reviews, tutorials, and technology. Also known as aaronpk.
An Introduction to Information Theory - Course from NPTEL (Indian Institute of Technology)
shouldfish
RyanGielenDir
SpeakHappiness
vectorsjournal
JD Ryznar (Yacht Rock) - Yacht Rock!
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
OER Project
mathematicalmonk - Videos about math, at the graduate level or upper-level undergraduate.
Alton Brown - Chef, mad scientist, Thyme Lord
miel (YouTube)
Tom Lodziak
Edward Frenkel (YouTube) - This is the official YouTube channel of Edward Frenkel, UC Berkeley math professor and author of “Love and Math”
Stephen Downes
Reinhard Engels
ohubrismine
Japanese Language and Culture
Sesame Street
Every Frame a Painting (YouTube) - Every Frame a Painting was a series of video essays about film form, made from April 2014 to September 2016, by Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou.
TEDx Talks
MyHarto - My Drunk Kitchen
PuniPuniJapan
Bullet Journal - We see this as an evolving, adaptable platform meant to be shared and self curated as you determine what works best for you.
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Numberphile
Electrical Engineering (NPTEL) (YouTube) - This channel contains technical lectures on “Electrical Engineering” from seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.
Texan in Tokyo
The Oriental Institute
World Science U
Professor Elvis Zap
TED
Scott Young
robcantor
Evernote - Evernote develops products and services that help you remember everything, turn ideas into action, and work better together.
Wisecrack
Dave and Ethan - In March of 2008, we posted an ad on YouTube, inviting pairs of girls to double date us. Two hundred dates later, we now chart our double dating and “pick-up” experiences on THIS very YouTube channel!
Wolfram
AwakenWithJP - I make videos to help you consider yourself and life in a more thoughtful way. Some of my videos are satirical comedy, others are more straightforward and serious. Satirical and serious are two parts that make the whole of me and what I do.
Art of the Problem (Brit Cruise) - Each episode presents an ancient problem and follows its journey from prehistoric through modern times. We tell the origin story of modern fields of study.
re:publica
Beyond the press - Here you see interesting behind the scenes material of Hydraulic press channel. For example how different pressing tools are made and building process of our bigger press as soon it starts!
Looper - Looper is the go-to source for the movies, TV shows and video games we all love.
BrainCraft
ZAGAT
Internet Archive - Universal Access to All Knowledge | archive.org
SETI Institute
Physics
Oxford Martin School
3Blue1Brown - 3blue1brown, by Grant Sanderson, is some combination of math and entertainment, depending on your disposition. The goal is for explanations to be driven by animations and for difficult problems to be made simple with changes in perspective.
Serious Science
Hydraulic Press Channel - The first and original Hydraulic Press Channel! Wanna see stuff getting crushed by hydraulic press? This is the right channel for you.
Rick Beato
PBS NewsHour
Andrew Ng
Jeffrey A. Bilmes - Mathematics Lecturer
Mathematics (NPTEL) (YouTube) - This channel contains technical lectures on “Mathematics” from seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.
SAIS events
H+ The Digital Series - A new series by Bryan Singer (producer of the X-Men films, House M.D. and Usual Suspects), H+ The Digital Series takes viewers on a journey into an apocalyptic future where technology has spiraled out of control.
Virtually-Connecting
PomplamooseMusic
YaleCourses
Garren Lazar - This is considered a variety channel. Not just focusing on a certain theme, almost anything can happen on my channel. Such as: Photo slideshows, miscellaneous videos, food and drink reviews, and on rare special occasions: CHALLENGES!
The Back Focus
TheCatsters
Tiny Watch
PhoenixRu2013
Ben Lambert (YouTube) - This channel is intended to provide a detailed explanation of the majority of undergraduate & graduate courses in econometrics, with as much emphasis as possible on intuition & examples rather than hardcore mathematics.
Tony Fisher
PBS Infinite Series
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Cobra Kai - Thirty years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo, reigniting his rivalry with a now successful Daniel LaRusso, who has been struggling
BeautyCreep - This isn’t a beauty channel! I film videos about Scotland, vlogs, creepy things and life. I also have a series called Week in the Life of a Period where I vlog my day to day life during my period to reduce the stigma surrounding the topic.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (YouTube) - Breaking news on a weekly basis. Sundays at 11PM – only on HBO.
The RSA
The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) - The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) brings together practitioners, researchers, and policy makers in learning technology
Ellie Mackin Roberts - I’m a mid-30s, mother of one kid and two cats, a runner, a painter… and I’m about to embark on a huge life change. Like loads of people, I’m changing careers – from academia (I’m an ancient historian by trade) to Development. To kickstart this I’m going
Biotechnology (NPTEL) (YouTube) - This channel contains technical lectures on “Biotechnology” from seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.
Matisyahu
James Veitch - Moving images that James Veitch has made and uploaded.
Kids’ Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen
Lavendaire - I’m Aileen! Lavendaire is a channel about personal growth + lifestyle design, where I share knowledge and inspiration about creating your dream life.
Nerdist
MathDoctorBob (YouTube) - The goal of this channel is to promote quality math education at the undergraduate and early graduate levels. I am a math professor (Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook) specializing in Lie algebras, Lie groups, and their representations, but also spent several y
Council on Foreign Relations (YouTube) - The Council on Foreign Relations is an independent, nonpartisan membership organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to being a resource for its members, government officials, business executives, journalists, educators and students, civic and rel
Web Development Tutorials
X, the moonshot factory
Andrew Huang - I’m a partially deaf music producer working with lots of different genres and instruments. I also like making music with things that aren’t instruments, like balloons and carrots. Based in Toronto. 40+ albums out which you can find at the links below.
NPR
Jack Dishel - Jack Dishel is a NYC-based musician, actor, writer, director and producer. He is the creator/star of the :DRYVRS comedy web-series, singer/songwriter behind Only Son and lead guitarist for Moldy Peaches. In recent years he has toured the world opening for
nptelhrd
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com
National Theater - Are you interested in an aspect of theatre making? Take a look at our extensive collection of videos on theatre and theatre-making at the National Theatre.
National Theater - Are you interested in an aspect of theatre making? Take a look at our extensive collection of videos on theatre and theatre-making at the National Theatre.
Beleaf In Fatherhood - My name is Glen and I tell honest stories about the ins and outs of being a Dad. My wife Yvette and I have 3 children, Theo (4), Uriah (3) and Anaya (6 months).
Nelson Dellis - Making life memorable. That’s it.
Knight First Amendment Institute (YouTube) - Defends the freedoms of speech and the press through litigation, research, and education. Join us on YouTube for videos of our events, staff speeches, and more.
Reclaim Hosting - Take Control of your Digital Identity! Reclaim Hosting provides educators and institutions with an easy way to offer their students domains and web hosting that they own and control.

IndieWeb and Education

Tim Owens - Co-founder of Reclaim Hosting
Kris Shaffer - Data scientist. Digital media specialist. Developer. Author.
Jim Groom - the co-founder of Reclaim Hosting, an independent web hosting company focused on the higher education community. Previously I was the director of the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies and adjunct professor at the University of Mary Washington
Jack Jamieson - PhD candidate at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information. My research investigates how underlying infrastructures and platforms affect online communication.
Chris Aldrich - Biomedical and Electrical Engineer. Thoughts on science, research, abstract mathematics, information theory, microbiology, IndieWeb, DoOO, education, and the entertainment industry
W. Ian O'Byrne - I think about literacy, technology, and education.
Greg McVerry - INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION: Make. Hack. Play. Learn. Assistant Professor of Education at Southern Connecticut State University.
John Johnston - Teaching, ICT, and suchlike
Audrey Watters - Writer at Hack Education, 2017-18 Spencer Fellow Columbia Journalism, ed-tech’s Cassandra, author of The Monsters of Education Technology
Aaron Davis - #EdTech Coach
Aaron Davis (Collect) - Read Write Collect
Grant Potter - Educator, instructional technologist, tinkerer, musicmaker, hauler of bootstraps
Antonio Sánchez-Padial - Higher-order Open Science
Kimberly Hirsh - A doctoral student at UNC Chapel Hill’s School of Information and Library Science. I came to SILS (this time) to study Connected Learning, how it manifests in libraries, and how school libraries can bridge formal and informal learning.
Ryan Boren - non-compliant neurodivergent
Ryan Boren (microblog) - non-compliant neurodivergent
Jon Udell - Author, information architect, software developer, and new media innovator. His 1999 book, Practical Internet Groupware, helped lay the foundation for what we now call social software.
Martha Burtis - The Fish Wrapper | from UMW’s Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies
Maha Bali - Reflecting Allowed — a blog about Education
Alan Levine - CogDogBlog: Alan Levine barks about and plays with stuff here
John Stewart - Father, husband, historian of chemistry, Office of Digital Learning at OU. Interested in #edtech, #gamification, #OER, #GBL, & learning! #goblinFLC. he/him/his
Stephen Downes - OLDaily – Knowledge, Learning, Community
EduTalk - EDUtalk is a project to gather the voices of educators
Adam Croom - Notes and bookmarks
Adam Croom - University of Oklahoma Director of the Office of Digital Learning and Assistant Professor in the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications
Paul Hibbits - Exploring and Building Open [Source] Software for Learning Ecosystems. Experience design, education, multi-device, Grav CMS
Heather Sears - Researcher developer @covcampus with a passion for supporting researchers to be their best in whatever they do (my oth ‘er’ likes are tweeted via @Aornis).
Taylor Jadin - I am a Learning Technologies Specialist @sncits. I love when teaching and technology intersect. #geek #musician #DoOO
Doug Belshaw - Open Educational Thinkerer. I help people become more productive in their use of technology.
Adam Procter (researchnot.es) - designer-practitioner-researcher (edtech)
Adam Procter (microblog) - designer-practitioner-researcher (edtech)
Craig Dietrich - Mellon Research Fellow at @Occidental. Co-creator of @anvcscalar. Senior Researcher at @stillwaternet. A third of the @BachelorMasters podcast.
Kathleen Fitzpatrick - Director of Digital Humanities and Professor of English, Michigan State University
Stephen Downes | Half an Hour - A place to write, half an hour, every day, just for me.
R. Stuart Geiger - Ethnographer of computation and computational ethnographer; research staff at the Berkeley Institute for Data Science
Ken Bauer - Connecting is Learning: Ken is a full time professor in the Computing Science Department at the Tecnológico de Monterrey Guadalajara Campus where I have been a member of the faculty since 1999 and before that as a sessional lecturer since 1995.
Rayna M. Harris - Blog post about science, teaching, and community building, travel, and more!
Davey Moloney - My main interests lie in open and online learning, educational technology, instructional and learning experience design, the IndieWeb, web decentralisation, technology in general, and all associated literacies and competencies.
Domains Conference - Conferences and events relating to #IndieWeb #DoOO hosted by Reclaim Hosting
Sarah Dillon - international entrepreneurship, digitised business, & PhD life
Teodora Petkova - a philologist fascinated by the metamorphoses of text on the Web. Curious about the ways the Semantic Web unfolds, I explore how content writing is changing, changing us and the way we think, write and live. Currently I am a PhD student at the Sofia Unive
Reclaim Hosting - Provides institutions and educators with an easy way to offer their students domains and web hosting that they own and control.
Lora Taub-Pervizpour - Lora Taub-Pervizpour is Associate Dean for Digital Learning at Muhlenberg College and Director of the LVAIC consortial Documentary Storymaking minor.
Blair MacIntyre - I’m a Principal Research Scientist at Mozilla, and a Professor at Georgia Tech, living in Atlanta. I’m interested in designing software to help non-geeks (i.e., people “not like me”) create interactive experiences that appear to live around them in the ph
Tom Sparks - a Alternative Technology Researcher, with a focus on Digital Communication Networks. #fidonet #fsxnet #indieweb #archivist #kopimi #aspie
Clint Lalonde | EdTech Factotum - EdTech Factotum is Clint Lalonde writing about educational technology, open education, and online & blended learning.
Clint Lalonde - Wrangler of learning technologies by day, Dad, cyclist, soccer fan and, lately, home roaster of coffee by night. INFJ.
Sonja Burrows - a learning design specialist who partners with teachers, educational leaders, and academic programs to help them achieve professional learning outcomes.
Jonathan Poritz - Mathematician, computer scientist, writing and speaking on policy and ethics of OER, higher ed, and IT
Cathie LeBlanc - technology, education, and digital literacies
Virtually Connecting - Your seat at the global campfire. Open virtual participation in events via volunteer buddies Co-directors @rjhogue @bali_maha @autumm @friedelitis @hj_dewaard
Chris Long - Dean of @CALmsu; Co-founder of @PubPhilJ; Editor of @JGenEdu; Co-PI of @HuMetricsHSS; Professor of @MSUPhilosophy; Husband of @valong11; Father of Two.
Mo Pelzel - Director of Academic Technology and the Digital Liberal Arts Collaborative at Grinnell College, and also teaches graduate level theology courses online for Creighton University
Michelle S. Hagerman - Mère. Enseignante. Researcher. Interested in digital literacies & pedagogies. Assistant Prof in Ed Tech PhD | OCT @UOttawaEDU [she/her]
Anne-Marie Scott - Edtech lady leader @EdinburghUni | @Apereo Board | Mansfield Traquair Trust | @girlgeekscotland | #femedtech Art, books, rural life, piffle. Views mine. she/her
Tim Clarke - instructional designer. librarian. #DoOO tub-thumper. #OER #OEP #Pressbooks. #digped lab 2016 & 2017 & 2018. #WMUH listener. #DitchLibraryFines he/him
Amy Collier - associate provost for digital learning, Middlebury. Very nerdy, often geeky, a tad granola. incites shenanigans. plays hockey. sings the blues.
Laura Pasquini - Laura Pasquini explores how knowledge, technology, and community influence learning & professional development.
Martin Hawksey - Innovation, Com & Tech Officer @A_L_T | @GoogleDevExpert #GoogleAppsScript/#GSuiteDevs | Interests: Open Education, EdTech, Mashups, Analytics, Data, #FemEdTech
Zach Whalen - I’m an Associate Professor in the Department of English, Linguistics and Communication at the University of Mary Washington. I direct the Minor in Digital Studies and I teach many classes in our new Major in Communication and Digital Studies.
Daniel Lynds - im a canadian interdisciplinary artist who nerds out on ties, collages, higher education, coffee, and dark chocolate
Jesse Stommel - Executive Director of the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies at University of Mary Washington. He is also Co-founder of Digital Pedagogy Lab and Hybrid Pedagogy: an open-access journal of learning, teaching, and technology. He has a PhD from U
Tom Woodward - I am passionate about education and have spent the last fifteen years focused on blending constructivism and technology in K12 and higher ed. My experience includes private and public institutions and non-profits. My interests are varied and include multi
Mark A. Matienzo - Collaboration & Interoperability Architect in Digital Library Systems and Services at the Stanford University Libraries, serving as a technologist, advocate, and facilitator for cross-institutional projects.
Laura Gibbs - Teaching online at the University of Oklahoma since 2002! #TTOG #RSSForever #TotalCoLearner #Domains19 #Gradeless #Ungrading #MakeTeachingWeirdAgain
Autumn Caines - leader, educator, technologist, and designer. Here you will find information about my history and passions surrounding the intersection of education and technology including: digital citizenship, connected learning, and open educational practices; in a vo
Chris Lott - Teacher. Learner. Lexicophile. He/his. For a happy inbox, check out @katexic & @notabilia , my newsletters for word nerds, bookworms and the constantly curious.
Robin DeRosa - Director, @PSUOpenCoLab ; Interdisciplinary Prof; Ed @HybridPed ; #OpenPed #OER #OA; public university/community college missions; cherish outliers
Jess Reingold - Feminist. Animal Lover. Technologist. Program Manager #DoOO in @umwdtlt @MaryWash , User-Centered Design grad student @BrandeisU *Tweets are my own.*
Terry Green - Program Manager @eCampusOntario learning+technology+openness+humans=something good? Host of the Gettin’ Air Podcast on Open Pedagogy on @voicedcanada
Erin Rose Glass - I am the Digital Scholarship Librarian at UC San Diego, where I facilitate the Digital Humanities Research Group. My work focuses on using digital tools and social practices to make education and knowledge production more democratic, collaborative, and p
Trip Kirkpatrick - Just another humanities technologist on a quest for meaningful failure.
Dr. Lee Skallerup Bessette - Learning Design Specialist, @cndls , Georgetown U. Writer. I put the E in ENFP. It’s not grit, it’s hope. Proudly size XL.
Meredith Fierro - @UMaryWash ’17 | Customer Support Specialist for @ReclaimHosting & @RockawayHosting | @CoWorkFXBG |
Lauren Brumfield - I like to write, design, and talk about @ReclaimHosting
Helen DeWaard - Teacher, designer, leader & learner. Supporting teachers to teach with tech. Enjoying fireside chats in digital spaces!
Keegan Long-Wheeler - Educator | Open Practitioner | Web Creator | Design Dabbler | Instructional Hacker/Remixer | Game Maker | Ed Technologist for @OU_DigLearn | #OLCInnovate Chair
Irene Stewart - Retention Coordinator (Faculty) at St. Clair College. Extender4Life. Vape enthusiast. Possibly Jovian. Will stop scrolling for cat pictures.
Christina Hendricks - Philosophy prof at U of British Columbia, Canada. Open education, digital storytelling, edtech, public education & childcare.
Greg McVerry (Articles) - INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION: Make. Hack. Play. Learn. Assistant Professor of Education at Southern Connecticut State University.
Ontario Extend - Join us as we extend our skills and knowledge by curating, creating, collaborating and experimenting to enrich technology-enabled learning experiences.
Bill Kronholm - Whittier College, Associate Professor of mathematics
Tineke D'Haeseleer - Sinologist, long-distance runner, knitter and spinner
Dan Cohen - Vice Provost, Dean, and Professor at Northeastern University
Humane Ingenuity - A newsletter by Dan Cohen on technology that helps rather than hurts human understanding, and human understanding that helps us create better technology.
Will Monroe - I’m the Assistant Director for Instructional Technology at the LSU Law School. I also teach courses at LSU.
Martin Weller - I am Professor of Educational Technology at the Open University. My interests are in Digital Scholarship, open education and impact of new technologies. I’ve authored several books, including The Digital Scholar and Battle for Open which are available und
Jeremy Felt - Open Source student. Creating, solving with @happyprimeweb . Started, now watches, VVV. Committed to WordPress. Previously @WSU , @10up.
Teaching and Learning on the Open Web - Shared WithKnown instance hosted by Jane Van Galen
Kin Lane - I am a writer, storyteller, and forever recovering technologist. If you’ve heard of my name before, you probably know me as the API Evangelist, covering the technology, business, and politics of APIs.
Gettin' Air - Join Terry Greene as he and his guests get some air time to discuss technology-enabled and open learning practices in Post-Secondary Education.
Ian O'Byrne (YouTube) - W. Ian O’Byrne is an Assistant Professor of Literacy Education at the College of Charleston. His research examines the literacy practices of individuals as they read, write, and communicate in online spaces.
Doug Belshaw (discours.es)
Doug Belshaw (https://ambiguiti.es/) - avoiding dead metaphors since 2011
Doug Belshaw (literaci.es) - http://literaci.es/feed/
Doug Belshaw (Thought Shrapnel) - A stream of things going in and out of the brain of Doug Belshaw.
Manifold - Manifold is an intuitive, collaborative platform for scholarly publishing. With iterative texts, powerful annotation tools, rich media support, and robust community dialogue, Manifold transforms scholarly publications into living digital works.
Dr. Tanis Morgan - Advisor, Teaching + Learning @BCcampus . Researcher #OEP, #OER #REL. Curator of OER in other languages #oloer. Cofounder @openetc . Edtech + #femedtech. she/her
Chris Gilliard (@hypervisible) - Professor & snowboarder. I spend a lot of time thinking (& not enough time writing) about surveillance, privacy, tech & data in education. #digitalredlining
David D. LaCroix - David is a product manager in Washington DC.
JR Dingwall - JR is based in Canada and works as an instructional designer in higher education.
Dr. Tamar R. Marvin - scholar, writer, educator, maker
Katharina Schulz - I have been working as a research assistant at the Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences since mid-2017, where I am mainly concerned with open access and various issues in the field of e-learning.
Michael Branson Smith - MBS presently spends a lot of time creating animated GIFs, particularly with a nostalgic eye or by remixing with artists and friends. He regularly teaches a course on digital storytelling inspired by the DS106 community. He is also a multi-media producer
Christian Friedrich - Educational Strategies, Learning Design, Moderation of Events, Podcasting.
Maren Deepwell - Charity CEO in EdTech. Ethical, open leadership. Feminist. She/her
Colin Madland - Educator, technology steward, and PhD student examining assessment in online higher education at the University of Victoria.
Doug Holton - educational technology, learning and student development, faculty development, educational psychology, learning sciences

Podcasts

On the Media - WNYC’s weekly investigation into how the media shapes our worldview with Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield
An IndieWeb Podcast - A podcast of topics relating to the IndieWeb
Serial - Serial tells one story—a true story—over the course of a season. Each season, we follow a plot and characters wherever they take us. We won’t know what happens at the end until we get there, not long before you get there with us.
Seeing White - Just what is going on with white people? Police shootings of unarmed African Americans. Acts of domestic terrorism by white supremacists. The renewed embrace of raw, undisguised white-identity politics. Unending racial inequity in schools, housing, crimin
This Week in Google - Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, and their guests talk about the latest Google and cloud computing news.
This Week in Tech - Join the top tech pundits in a roundtable discussion of the latest trends in high tech.
Eat This Podcast - Jeremy Cherfas talking about anything around food.
Chris Aldrich | Huffduffer - A compilation of audio files Chris Aldrich has either listened to recently or found on the web and bookmarked into his “to listen to” pile. They cover a melange of subjects he’s interested in.
The Atlantic Interview - A weekly conversation between editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg and the figures shaping society
HumanCurrent - We are exploring complexity in all fields of study in the hopes that our discoveries will help us learn more about the human mind, human organizations, and human relationships.
Gillmor Gang - Round table like discussion of media, social, technology, and culture with a dash of Apple-fanboy reportage.
EduTalk - EDUtalk is a project to gather the voices of educators
Modernist BreadCrumbs - Special series taking a new look at one of the oldest staples of the human diet: bread. Each episode explores bread from a different angle; from its surprising and often complicated past, to the grains, tools, and microbes we use to make it, and the sci
The Daily (New York Times) - This is how the news should sound. Twenty minutes a day, five days a week, hosted by Michael Barbaro and powered by New York Times journalism.
The West Wing Weekly - A fan produced podcast by Hrishi Hirway and WW star Josh Malina
Radio Atlantic - From The Atlantic: Weekly conversations with leading journalists and thinkers to make sense of the history happening all around us.
The Web Ahead - Jen Simmons speaks with world experts on changing technologies and the future of the web.
The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg - Podcast by Jonah Goldberg of The National Review
Song Exploder - Song Exploder is a podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made.
Revisionist History - Malcolm Gladwell’s podcast
Lost Notes | KCRW - An anthology of some of the greatest music stories never truly told.
WorkLife with Adam Grant - Adam Grant is an expert on how we can find motivation and meaning, and lead more generous and creative lives.
Caliphate - A new audio series from the New York Times following Rukmini Callimachi as she reports on the Islamic State and the fall of Mosul.
My Favorite Theorem - A podcast dedicated to sharing our guests’ favorite mathematical results. Follow us on Twitter at @myfavethm.
Buried Truths | NPR - In 1948, three black farmers decided they’d had enough. They were going to vote in rural South Georgia, where white supremacists held power by suppressing the black vote. How far would white supremacists go — on the streets, in the courtrooms, in the legi
Gretchen Rubin (Happiness Podcast) - Happier Podcast
Literature and History - a podcast covering Anglophone literature from ancient times to the present
Post Reports - Post Reports is the daily podcast from The Washington Post. Unparalleled reporting. Expert insight. Clear analysis. Everything you’ve come to expect from the newsroom of The Post. For your ears. Martine Powers is your host, asking the questions you didn’t
Lingthusiasm - A podcast that’s enthusiastic about linguistics by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne. Make your boring commute or chores feel like a lively, nerdy, language-y conversation with real linguists!
Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda - Learn to connect better with others in every area of your life. Immerse yourself in spirited conversations with people who know how hard it is, and yet how good it feels, to really connect with other people – whether it’s one person, an audience or a whol
Triangulation - Every week TWiT hosts talk to the smartest people in the world about the most important topics in technology. Join Leo Laporte, Jason Howell, Megan Morrone, or Denise Howell for these enlightening one-on-one interviews.
Think Like a Hacker | WordFence - Join Mark Maunder for the Think Like a Hacker podcast as he and Kathy Zant cover interesting topics related to WordPress, security and innovation.
Trump, Inc. - He’s the president, yet we’re still trying to answer basic questions about how his business works: what deals are happening, whom they’re happening with, and if the president and his family are keeping their promise to separate the Trump Organization from
Innovate Pasadena Friday Coffee Meetup - Podcast of a weekly coffee meet-up to increase and enhance the vibrancy of the great Pasadena tech and start-up community
Media and the End of the World Podcast - with Adam Croom and Ralph Beliveau
What's New Podcast - An Exploration of New Ideas and Discoveries Search Search Search … Search Hosted by Dan Cohen and produced at Snell Library. Get in touch with What’s New.
Distributed, with Matt Mullenweg - A new series by Matt Mullenweg exploring distributed work, the future of business, and what it means for the global economy.
The Shrink Next Door - Veteran journalist Joe Nocera had a Hamptons neighbor: Ike, therapist to celebrities and Manhattan’s elite. He had star-studded parties at the vacation house. But one summer, Joe came back to discover that Ike was gone, and the summer house next door had
Innovation Hub (WGBH & PRI) - nnovation Hub features today’s most creative thinkers – from authors to researchers to business leaders. It explores new avenues in education, science, medicine, transportation, and more. Guests have included Michael Pollan, Sal Khan, Marissa Mayer, Clayt
Chris Aldrich's Huffduffer Collective (audio) - Podcast discovery using online audio that has been bookmarked by people I’m following on Huffduffer.com
Film Threat (podcast) - The OFFICIAL podcast of Film Threat, hosted by Chris Gore. Filmmaker interviews and reviews. Film Threat is an independent movie review site specializing in news, filmmaker interviews, festival coverage and DIY filmmaking tips.
Contrafabulists - Fabulists are fable-spinners and myth-makers. We are storytellers ourselves, but we poke holes in the hype and distortion of new digital technologies and the narratives associated with them. Contrafabulists are, as the name would suggest, against lying.
History of Philosophy - Peter Adamson, Professor of Philosophy at the LMU in Munich and at King’s College London, takes listeners through the history of philosophy, “without any gaps.” The series looks at the ideas, lives and historical context of the major philosophers as well
The Happiness Lab (Pushkin Industries) - In “The Happiness Lab” podcast, Yale professor Dr Laurie Santos will take you through the latest scientific research and share some surprising and inspiring stories that will forever alter the way you think about happiness.
Sean Carroll's Mindscape - Sean Carroll hosts conversations with the world’s most interesting thinkers. Science, society, philosophy, culture, arts, and ideas.
Invisibilia - Unseeable forces control human behavior and shape our ideas, beliefs, and assumptions. Invisibilia—Latin for invisible things—fuses narrative storytelling with science that will make you see your own life differently.
1619 - “1619” is a New York Times audio series, hosted by Nikole Hannah-Jones, that examines the long shadow of American slavery.
Solvable (Pushkin Industries/Rockefeller Foundation) - A partnership between The Rockefeller Foundation and Pushkin Industries, Solvable showcases the world’s most inspiring thinkers proposing solutions to the world’s most daunting problems.
Farm to Taber - Farm to Taber is a show about the inner guts of the food system, and what it takes to make work sustainably. Wherever that takes us—science, history, tech, culture, policy, marketing, psychology, design, and more— Farm to Taber goes there.
Politics with Amy Walter - Amy Walter has an insider view on Washington.
Dolly Parton's America - The story of a legend at the crossroads of America’s culture wars.
Marketplace Morning Report - hosted by David Brancaccio, is the business news you need to know to start your day. “Marketplace Morning Report” gets you up to speed on what you missed when you were sleeping, kicking off each weekday with a global business update from the BBC
Function with Anil Dash - How technology is shaping culture and communications. Host and Glitch CEO, Anil Dash, talks to developers, designers, and culture experts to understand the ways tech is changing culture, and what it means for us.
Crazy/Genius (The Atlantic) - Big questions about technology, science, and culture, hosted by The Atlantic’s Derek Thompson.
The Stakes (WNYC Studios) - Hosted by Kai Wright. A show about what it takes to create change.
Gettin' Air - Join Terry Greene as he and his guests get some air time to discuss technology-enabled and open learning practices in Post-Secondary Education.
Against the Rules with Michael Lewis - Journalist and bestselling author Michael Lewis (Liar’s Poker, Moneyball) takes a searing look at what’s happened to fairness—in financial markets, newsrooms, basketball games, courts of law, and much more. And he asks what’s happening to a world where ev
Quanta Magazine Podcast
The Anthropocene Reviewed (WNYC Studios) - From Complexly and WNYC Studios John Green reviews facets of the human-centered planet on a five-star scale.
The History of Egypt Podcast - The History of Egypt Podcast is written and produced by Dominic Perry.
History of English Podcast
Complexity Podcast (Santa Fe Institute) - Far-reaching conversations with a worldwide network of scientists and mathematicians, philosophers and artists developing new frameworks to explain our universe’s deepest mysteries. Join host Michael Garfield at SFI each week to learn about your world and
PBS NewsHour Full Show Podcast - Listen to the PBS NewsHour program in its entirety, including updates, in-depth reports, interviews and analysis, all featuring our senior correspondents.
Libre Lounge - Christopher Lemmer Webber and Serge Wroclawski casually discuss various topics involving user freedom, crossing free software, free culture, network and hosting freedom, and libre hardware designs.
United States of Anxiety (WNYC Studios) - A show about the unfinished business of our history and its grip on our future.
Uncivil - A history podcast from Gimlet Media, where we go back to the time our divisions turned into a war, and bring you stories left out of the official history.
Code Switch (NPR) - Race and Identity, Remixed
Uneducators (Christopher Murphy / Adam Procter) - Welcome to #uneducators! A podcast about the intersection of design, technology, business and – above all – education.
Chris Aldrich | Listen Notes - A curated playlist of podcasts by Chris Aldrich using Listen Notes.
RoamFM - RoamFM is the podcast all about Roam Research, for members of the #roamcult. Join us as we dive into the minds of amazing Roam users, taking a peek into how they use Roam to create wonderful connections.
Proust Questionairre - Interesting conversations with creative people.
Conversations with Tyler - Esteemed economist Tyler Cowen engages today’s most underrated thinkers in wide-ranging explorations of their work, the world, and everything in between. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
The Uncertain Hour - Obscure policies, forgotten histories and why America’s like this. The Uncertain Hour explains our weird, complicated, and often unequal economy – and why some people get ahead and some get left behind.
This is Altadena - a podcast hosted by the Altadena Libraries, celebrating people’s life experiences and stories, and the hidden histories of Altadena, California.
Reimagining the Internet - The Institute for Digital Public Infrastructure | We’re talking to some of the most exciting scholars, activists, journalists, and entrepreneurs in our field about what’s wrong with social media and how to fix it.
David Cayley - For more than thirty years (1981-2012) I made radio documentaries for CBC Radio’s Ideas series.
Booksmart Studios - Podcasts by Amna Khalid, Bob Garfield and John McWhorter.

ITBio Related Research Groups

Arieh Ben-Naim - Arieh Ben-Naim
Christoph Adami - Theoretical physicist working at the intersection of physics and life sciences
Thomas Schneider - Molecular Information Theory
Christoph Adami - Spherical Harmonics
Chris Aldrich - Biomedical and Electrical Engineer. Thoughts on science, research, abstract mathematics, information theory, microbiology, IndieWeb, DoOO, education, and the entertainment industry
Andrew Eckford - Andrew Eckford
Ilya Nemenman - Theoretical Biophysics
Tsvi Tlusty – Theory of Life - Tsvi Tlusty
Melanie Mitchell - Davis Professor of Complexity at the Santa Fe Institute, and Professor of Computer Science (currently on leave) at Portland State University. Her current research focuses on conceptual abstraction, analogy-making, and visual recognition in AI systems.
David Krakauer - President and William H. Miller Professor of Complex Systems at Santa Fe Institute
Hubert Yockey - Hubert Yockey
José Guzmán - Research associate, IMBA Institute Of Molecular Biotechnology
Rodrick Wallace - Rodrick Wallace
Terry Sejnowski - Computational Neurobiology
Jessica C. Flack - Pprofessor at SFI where I also run the Collective Computation Group and serve as Chair of Public Events.
Artemis Hatzigeorgiou - Professor, University of Thessally; DNA Intelligent Analysis
Biological Physics Group at Weizmann - Biological Physics Group at Weizmann
Erik van Nimwegen - Erik van Nimwegen
Ethan Buchman - Internet BioPhysicist. CTO @ Tendermint.
Hamed Hassani Saadi - Hamed Hassani Saadi
Ian F. Akyildiz – Broadband Wireless Networking - Ian F. Akyildiz
IBM Research – Physics of Information Processing in Living Systems - IBM Research – Physics of Information Processing in Living Systems
John Hawks - Researcher: paleoanthropology, genetics, and evolution
$Philip Nelson Philip Nelson$ Philip Nelson - Philip Nelson
Ulf Andersson Ørom – Long non-coding RNA - Ulf Andersson Ørom
Uri Alon - Uri Alon
Viswanathan Arunachalam - Viswanathan Arunachalam
William Bialek - John Archibald Wheeler/Battelle Professor in Physics, and a member of the multidisciplinary Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, at Princeton University.
Pall Melsted - Bits of Bioinformatics: Assistant professor of computer science at University of Iceland, head of rna seq data analysis at decode genetics. Bioinformatician, probabilistic combinatorialist, &c.
NIMBioS (WordPress) - National Institute of Mathematical and Biological Synthesis: the talents of top researchers from around the world collaborate across disciplinary boundaries to find creative solutions to today’s complex biological problems.
John Carlos Baez | Azimuth - From math to physics to earth science and biology, computer science and the technologies of today and tomorrow
Christoph Adami - Theoretical physicist working at the intersection of physics and life sciences
Lior Pachter - Reviews and commentary on computational biology
Mark Gomer
Sean Carroll - A theorist who thinks about the fundamental laws of nature, especially as they connect to cosmology. Some of my work has been on violations of fundamental symmetries, the physics of dark energy, modifications of general relativity, and the arrow of ti
Michael Levine - Tufts researcher investigating information storage and processing in biological systems
Michael Lachmann - My main interest in biology is studying the process of evolution. It is arguable whether the process of evolution existed before there was life on earth. What is less arguable is that it was different from the process which exists today. This is one examp
Sara Walker - theoretical physicist, astrobiologist; Investigating the origin and nature of life, here and elsewhere.
Hector Zenil (YouTube) - Videos from the Algorithmic Nature lab describing and explaining some of the core concepts at the center of our main lines of research.
Scott Gilbert - Howard A. Schneiderman Professor of Biology, emeritus, at Swarthmore College, where he teaches developmental genetics, embryology, and the history and critiques of biology.
Eric Smith - SFI Researcher
Nihat Ay - Complexity and information theory
Jennifer Hoyal Cuthill - Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Institute for Analytics and Data Science) School of Life Sciences
Manfred Laubichler - President’s Professor of Theoretical Biology and History of Biology and Director of the Global Biosocial Complexity Initiative at Arizona State University. His work focuses on evolutionary novelties from genomes to knowledge systems, the structure of evol
Eckehard Olbrich - Information theoretic approach to complex systems: measures of complexity, complex networks, information decomposition, multi-level systems, game theory
Quantatitive Biology pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Biological Physics pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org https://boffosocko.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/arXiv.png
Jack Szostack - We are interested in the chemical and physical processes that facilitated the transition from chemical evolution to biological evolution on the early earth.
Kate Adamala - Kate is a biochemist building synthetic cells. Her research aims at understanding chemical principles of biology, using artificial cells to create new tools for bioengineering, drug development, and basic research.
Petra Schwille - Research Department “Cellular and Molecular Biophysics” Biophysics, Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy, Atomic Force Microscopy, Single Molecule, Synthetic Biology
Taro Toyota - The University of Tokyo, Komaba, Chiba University (JPN); Molecular assembly, Out-of-equilibrium dynamics, Open system
James Griesemer - Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Davis
Sara Szymkuc
Nediljko Budisa - Chemical Synthetic Biology – Xenobiology
Eörs Szathmáry
Thomas Gregor, The Laboratory for the Physics of Life - The Laboratory for the Physics of Life at Princeton University studies the basic physical principles that govern the existence of multicellular life. A core focus of the lab is to understand biological development–the complex process through which an orga

Sampling

Bill Seitz - This is the publicly-readable WikiLog Thinking Space (est 2002) of Bill Seitz (a Product Manager and CTO) (also a Wiki-Junkie).
Billy Madex - I like math, because it’s beautiful and computers, because they’re logical. I like people because they are neither. Crazy life goal: sail around the world.
James Bridle - The blog of James Bridle: literature, technology and the network, since 2006.
Daniel Glazman - Former co-chairman of the W3C CSS Working Group, entrepreneur, software engineer, geek, father of two, polyglot, unashamed French, duck lover. Nah.
Xavier Roy - I get paid to write and I also get paid to read.
Andy Sylvester - Software development, RSS readers, music, and the World Wide Web
Big Think - Big Think Edge helps individuals and organizations by catalyzing conversation around the topics most critical to 21st century success. Led by the world’s foremost experts, our dynamic learning programs are short-form, mobile, and immediately actionable.
Doc Searls (Customer Commons) - Customer Commons’ mission is to restore the balance of power, respect and trust between individuals and organizations that serve them—starting with businesses.
Erik Spiekermann - art historian, printer, typedesigner (Meta, Officina, Unit, Info, Fira et al) information architect, author. Founder MetaDesign ’79, FontShop ’89.
George Lakoff - The retired Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the University of California at Berkeley. He is now Director of the Center for the Neural Mind & Society (cnms.berkeley.edu).
Nelson Minar - I am not writing for you. I am truly, only, writing work notes for myself. Stuff I learn and don’t want to forget.
Michael Shook - Highly curated inchoate miscellany
The Web Ahead - Jen Simmons speaks with world experts on changing technologies and the future of the web.
The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg - Podcast by Jonah Goldberg of The National Review
WorkLife with Adam Grant - Adam Grant is an expert on how we can find motivation and meaning, and lead more generous and creative lives.
Julia Strand - Assistant prof of cognitive psychology @CarletonCollege. spoken word recognition and AV integration. measurement. open science. mom. book carving artist
Austin Kleon - A writer who draws
Gretchen Rubin (Happiness Podcast) - Happier Podcast
Joseph Dickson - I’m a web designer and WordPress developer based out of Los Angeles. This blog is sarcastically named for my interests in Free Software and my former MacBookPro running various Linux distributions.
Joseph Dickson - Joseph Dickson is a web developer working in higher education and an avid fan of WordPress. This year I spoke at WordCamp Los Angeles and helped organize WordCamp Riverside.
Newley Purnell - A reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in New Delhi, where he covers technology.
Joyce Garcia - Dabbler. Introvert. Wife and breeder of introverts. Proud daughter of immigrants. Part Roman, part Anglican, all Catholic. Californian by birth, Midwesterner by choice. Former journalist, forever editor, recovering cynic. Fan of random things. She/her.
Praxis (Free) - blog on the future of productivity, written and curated by Tiago Forte of Forte Labs. We also offer an online course, Building a Second Brain, and online coaching.
Chris Coyier - a web designer and developer. I built CSS-Tricks, a website all about building websites, going strong for 10 years. I’m the co-founder of CodePen, a playground for front-end web development. It’s a social development environment for front end designers a
Ire Aderinokun - Articles on Frontend Development. All articles are written by Ire Aderinokun, Frontend Developer and User Interface Designer.
David Wolfpaw - a web designer and developer. I built CSS-Tricks, a website all about building websites, going strong for 10 years. I’m the co-founder of CodePen, a playground for front-end web development. It’s a social development environment for front end designers a
Robin Sloan - I’m the author of two novels: Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore and Sourdough, published by MCD × FSG in the U.S., Tokyo Sogensha in Japan, and others around the world.
Michael Beckwith - What I Do I make things for the internet, by way of websites and WordPress plugins/themes.
Matt Might - Professor of Internal Medicine and Computer Science
Mullen Memory - We’re interested in learning how to learn. Let’s learn better together.
Scott Galloway - Each week, bestselling author and business professor Scott Galloway shares his take on tech and relationships in the digital economy.
L.T. Hanlon - A writer and photographer now living in Chicago. Worked at newspapers in AZ, CO, WY. Interested in publishing, stereoscopic photography, widescreen motion picture technology, midcentury modern architecture, typewriters, UFOs, and Fortean phenomena.
Ness Labs (Anne-Laure Le Cunff) - A virtual gym for your mind. Do more without sacrificing your mental health with neuroscience-based content, community & coaching. Founded by @anthilemoon .
Tom Coates - Planetary, Thington, BBC, Yahoo! Brickhouse, Time Out.
Matt Webb - consultancy + ventures + special projects: Mwie Ltd.; helping startups with recruitment: Job Garden
Hypothesis annotations on Boffosocko.com - Annotations made on my personal website
Tech4Teens - Remote Summer Learning Experiences
Ian Brown - a leading specialist on Internet regulation, particularly relating to information security and privacy, digital elements of the election lifecycle, and pro-competition mechanisms such as interoperability.
Maya (@kixiQu) - Works as a developer at a Very Large tech company. Resident and reared in the Pacific Northwest. Pronouns: she/her
Morgan Friedman - I find meaning in deep focus. Here’s is a timeline of my projects: some professional, some for fun, but what’s the difference? Professionally, I get my hands dirty, learning how to get millions in sales or votes, then managing teams to making it happen.
Jon Borichevskiy - code, cognitive science, and environmental sustainability: combining the three. prev: founding eng @illumisinc he/him
Weiwei Hsu - I really enjoy mixing together toys, art, architecture, and community design. Sometimes, you’ll find me dreaming about the multiverse of magical disciplines, authoring environments, and inter-generational neighborhoods.
Brandon Kraft (microblog) - Little Bits of Cheese (a microblog)
Dan Allosso - History, digital gardens, etc.
Kevin Tracy - Pixel Artist, Creator of The MSPaint Comic, and owner of Pixel Perfect Solutions.
Scott Mallinson - I’m Scott, a web developer currently living in Barcelona, Spain.
Whose Knowledge? - We are a global campaign to center the knowledge of marginalized communities (the majority of the world) on the internet.
Hyperlink Academy Library - Welcome to our internet center for teaching and learning — enjoy browsing the collections!
The Uncertain Hour - Obscure policies, forgotten histories and why America’s like this. The Uncertain Hour explains our weird, complicated, and often unequal economy – and why some people get ahead and some get left behind.
Brett Victor - Interface designer, computer scientist, and electrical engineer
Frontiers for Young Minds - Science for kids, edited by kids
Antilibraries Analects (Brendan Schlagel) - This is a newsletter for bibliophilic omnivores. All sorts of books, from genre gems to sui generis finds. Nothing but amazing books, interesting questions, links lovingly assembled, and related updates.

Mathematics

American Mathematical Society - Furthering the interests of mathematical research, scholarship and education, serving the national and international community through publications, meetings, advocacy and other programs.
$Terence Tao What’s New: Updates on my research and expository papers, discussion of open problems, and other maths-related topics.$ Terence Tao - What’s New: Updates on my research and expository papers, discussion of open problems, and other maths-related topics.
Turing's Invisible Hand - Algorithmic Game Theory, Economics, Computation
Stephen Wolfram - Creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language; the author of A New Kind of Science; and the founder and CEO of Wolfram Research.
Rick Durrett - Rick’s Ramblings: Professor in the Mathematics Department at Duke University. My favorite research topics are stochastic spatial models that arise from questions in ecology, and use of probability problems that arise from genetics.
$Peter Woit Not Even Wrong$ Peter Woit - Not Even Wrong
Gödel’s Lost Letter and P=NP - Dick Lipton & Ken Regan: a personal view of the theory of computation
Jordan S. Ellenberg - Quomodocumque: Math, Madison, food, the Orioles, books, my kids. Math professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Algebraic geometry
Keith Devlin - Devlin’s Angle
Jeremy Kun - Math ∩ Programming
Edward Frenkel
$The n-Category Café A group blog on category theory$ The n-Category Café - A group blog on category theory
Robert Talbert - Math, education, technology, productivity.
Francis Su - The Mathematical Yawp
Timothy Gowers - British mathematician. He is a Royal Society Research Professor at the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics at the University of Cambridge
Walt (Ars Mathematica)
Richard Brown - The Chalkboard: Director of Undergraduate Studies of the Math Department at Johns Hopkins University
Ben Orlin - Math with Bad Drawings
$Michael Harris Mathematics without Apologies$ Michael Harris - Mathematics without Apologies
Cathy O'Neil - Exploring and venting about quantitative issues; Weapons of Math Destruction
Tai-Danae Bradley - A math blog maintained by Tai-Danae, a PhD student at the CUNY Graduate Center.
Ilyas Khan - Co-Founder and CEO at Cambridge Quantum Computing, mathematician,
My Favorite Theorem - A podcast dedicated to sharing our guests’ favorite mathematical results. Follow us on Twitter at @myfavethm.
Chalkdust - A magazine for the mathematically curious
John D. Cook - My colleagues and I have decades of consulting experience helping companies solve complex problems involving data privacy, math, statistics, and computing.
$Frank Calegari (Persiflage) My research is in the area of algebraic number theory. I am particularly interested in the Langlands programme, especially, the notion of reciprocity linking Galois representations and motives to automorphic forms. For reprints and preprints, please visit$ Frank Calegari (Persiflage) - My research is in the area of algebraic number theory. I am particularly interested in the Langlands programme, especially, the notion of reciprocity linking Galois representations and motives to automorphic forms. For reprints and preprints, please visit
Accuracy and Privacy - Mark Hansen, a statistician by training and only masquerading as a journalist. Articles relating to the release of data for the 2020 census.
Xinli Wang - Math professor at University of Toronto Mississauga and Seneca College since 2016 when my family moved to Canada from Singapore. I taught full-time at Singapore Polytechnic as a math lecturer from 2012 to 2016. This is the space where I explo
Bill Kronholm - Whittier College, Associate Professor of mathematics
Dan MacKinlay - My current methods of interest are point process inference, compressive sensing, design grammars, sequential Monte Carlo methods, concatenative synthesis, differentiable learning, branching processes, Hilbert-space methods in high dimensional inference, s
arichar6 (YouTube) - Math & Physics lectures
Isabel K. Darcy (YouTube) - A collection of short videos to prepare students for a free online course on topological data analysis. For more information, see http://homepage.math.uiowa.edu/~idarcy/AppliedTopology.html
Edward Frenkel (YouTube) - This is the official YouTube channel of Edward Frenkel, UC Berkeley math professor and author of “Love and Math”
Francis Su (YouTube)
Dr. Martin J.M. Codrington (YouTube) - I apply Category Theory to many diverse fields. I will mainly be posting my “Category Theory: The Beginner’s Introduction” video series.
Harpreet Bedi (YouTube) - Geometry and Topology
Mathematics (NPTEL) (YouTube) - This channel contains technical lectures on “Mathematics” from seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.
Ben Lambert (YouTube) - This channel is intended to provide a detailed explanation of the majority of undergraduate & graduate courses in econometrics, with as much emphasis as possible on intuition & examples rather than hardcore mathematics.
MathDoctorBob (YouTube) - The goal of this channel is to promote quality math education at the undergraduate and early graduate levels. I am a math professor (Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook) specializing in Lie algebras, Lie groups, and their representations, but also spent several y
Mathematics Research Reports - publishes research announcements of significant advances in all branches of mathematics, short complete papers of original research (up to about 15 journal pages), and review articles (up to about 30 journal pages).
Economics pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Statistics pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Computational Complexity pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Quantum Algebra - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Probability pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org https://boffosocko.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/arXiv.png
Quantum Physics pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org https://boffosocko.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/arXiv.png
Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Mathematical Physics pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Homotopy Type Theory - Group blog on mathematics

Education

Jeremy Dean - I’m a rogue academic currently serving as Director of Education for the open source web annotation tool hypothes.is.
Digital Pedagogy - A digital journal of learning, teaching, and technology
Jason Priem - Cofounder at Impactstory. My passion is making science more open and reusable online. I write and build things.
Bill Fitzgerald | FunnyMonkey - English and history teacher, an administrator, and a technology director. Bill initially discovered the Internet in the mid-1990’s at the insistence of a student who wouldn’t stop talking about it.
Anelise H. Shrout - I am currently an assistant professor, teaching digital and American history at California State University Fullerton. Research focuses on the nineteenth-century origins of international humanitarianism.
Dan Scott – Coffee|Code - Librarian · Developer
Jim Luke | EconProph - I teach college principles of economics, along with the occasional Economic History, Comparative Econ Systems, and Econ Geography. I try to translate economics into plain English without over-simplifying it.
Derek Krissoff (All views are etc.) - Director at West Virginia University Press and have worked at the university presses at Georgia and Nebraska.
Brad Payne - I was the lead software developer for the Open Textbook Project. My work focused on open source software using PHP (LAMP) which supports post-secondary institutions in British Columbia.
ProfHacker - Teaching, tech, and productivity. (Chronicle of Higher Education)
Dave Cormier’s Educational Blog - Building a better rhizome
Hypothesis - Annotate the web, with anyone, anywhere. A nonprofit on a mission to bring an open conversation over the whole web. Use Hypothesis to hold discussions, read socially, organize your research, and take personal notes.
UMW Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies (DTLT) - A group of creative, reflective educators and technologists who foster community around and drive advances in teaching, learning, and research, by developing pedagogical partnerships with faculty and academic units.
ACRLog (Association of College and Research Libraries) - Blogging by and for academic and research librarians
Robert Talbert - Math, education, technology, productivity.
Jeffrey Keefer - Director of Training & Knowledge Management + Educational Researcher + Professor + Poet + Wikipedian = Liminality + Actor-Network Theory + Open Education
Open Pedagogy Notebook - Sharing practices, building community
Mike Caulfield - Mike Caulfield’s latest web incarnation. Networked Learning, Open Education, and Digital Polarization
Dean Shareski - The Community Manager for Discovery Education Canada since 2012; specializes in the use of technology in the classroom.
Chris Powell - (Instructional) Technologist. Minimalist. ISFJ. From beautiful Bellingham, Washington.
David Wiley - iterating toward openness | celebrating 20 years of open content and looking forward – pragmatism before zeal
Remi Kalir - Asst Prof Learning Design & Technology @CUDenverEd | Researching web annotation, games and play, mobile learning | #MarginalSyllabus #OpenEd #OER #DigPed
Mathew Cheney - Interim Director of @PlymouthIDS. All things Interdisciplinary, Open Pedagogy, Open Educational Resources, etc. (More generally, @melikhovo)
Catherine Cronin - open educator, open researcher, educational developer
Billy Meinke - A technologist that works on open learning environments.
Kate Bowles - Associate Dean, International; “In shadowy, silent distance grew the iceberg too”: universities, technology, work and life; OER
Association for Learning Technology (ALT) - Improving practice, promoting research, and influencing policy
Dr. Kay Oddone - Lecturer and researcher at Queensland University of Technology, teaching Connected Learning, Inquiry Learning and Teacher Librarianship.
Ralph Beliveau - I write and teach about various parts of the media world: documentary, horror media, digital and transmedia theories, qualitative research, critical rhetoric, gender and identity studies, and British media culture. Currently I am working on a longer pro
Natalie Lafferty - I’m Head of the Centre for Technology and Innovation in Learning at the University of Dundee. I’m interested in how technology can support teaching and learning and help build a community of practice in learning that includes students as well as teachers.
Amy Nelson - teaches history (mostly Russian), studies animals (mostly domestic), plays with digital media and technologies (mostly related to history and animals), practices yoga (for peace), runs (for sanity), and knits (for peace and sanity).
Teaching and Learning on the Open Web - 2017-2019 Learning Community Facilitated by Jane Van Galen, Professor, SES
Contrafabulists - Fabulists are fable-spinners and myth-makers. We are storytellers ourselves, but we poke holes in the hype and distortion of new digital technologies and the narratives associated with them. Contrafabulists are, as the name would suggest, against lying.
Diane Ravitch - a historian of education, an educational policy analyst, and a research professor at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. Previously, she was a U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education.
Bryan Alexander (YouTube) - Video content from my professional work, including presentations, discussions, interviews, and events. Also some footage of Vermont’s natural beauty.
The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) - The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) brings together practitioners, researchers, and policy makers in learning technology
Ellie Mackin Roberts - I’m a mid-30s, mother of one kid and two cats, a runner, a painter… and I’m about to embark on a huge life change. Like loads of people, I’m changing careers – from academia (I’m an ancient historian by trade) to Development. To kickstart this I’m going
Uneducators (Christopher Murphy / Adam Procter) - Welcome to #uneducators! A podcast about the intersection of design, technology, business and – above all – education.
Axel Dürkop - PhD candidate at Hamburg University of Technology. Focus on Open Education, Decentralized Technology and Free Software.
Edsurge - Reports on the Future of Learning
Allison Harbin, PhD The NSFS (Not Safe for School) Newsletter - Your weekly antidote to racism and corruption in education.
Helen Blunding - Lifelong learning and other fun things
Brett Victor - Interface designer, computer scientist, and electrical engineer
Prof. Marissa Nicosia - an Assistant Professor of Renaissance Literature at Penn State Abington where I teach, research, and write about early modern English literature, food studies, book history, and political theory.
Amanda Licastro (Digitocentrism) - My research focuses on the relationship between technology and writing, which leads me to apply digital humanities methods to the questions raised by composition and rhetoric theory. Interests also include textual studies, new media, and post-humanism.
Alan Jacobs | Snakes & Ladders (newsletter) - A weekly(ish) look at some of the ups and downs of art and culture
Seth Long - Techna Verba Scripta combines Greek and Latin words, means absolutely nothing in either language, but symbolizes my tripartite interest in technology, language, and writing. Also: SoCal native, mountaineer, loves synth pop.
Educator Innovator - Has a goal of creating more powerful and connected learning for youth through bringing together learning and leadership opportunities for teachers, youth workers, mentors, librarians, and museum educators that are open, re-mixable, and typically free or l

Magazine

The Atlantic
Quanta Magazine - Magazine coverage of physics, mathematics, biology, and computer science
The New Yorker
Nautilus - Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. We deliver big-picture science by reporting on a single monthly topic from multiple perspectives.
1843 - The Economist’s ideas, culture and lifestyle magazine.
POLITICO - POLITICO strives to be the dominant source for news on politics and policy in power centers across every continent where access to reliable information, nonpartisan journalism and real-time tools create, inform and engage a global citizenry.
New Statesman - Current affairs, world politics, the arts and more from Britain’s award-winning magazine.
Colossal - Colossal is an international platform for contemporary art and visual expression that explores a vast range of creative disciplines.
Less Wrong - a community blog devoted to refining the art of human rationality
Motherboard - The future is wonderful, the future is terrifying.
Pacific Standard - Pacific Standard grapples with the nation’s biggest issues by illuminating what shapes human behavior.
Farnam Street - Farnam Street is devoted to helping you develop an understanding of how the world really works, make better decisions, and live a better life.
Longreads - Dedicated to helping people find and share the best storytelling in the world. We feature in-depth investigative reporting, interviews and profiles, podcasts, essays and criticism. (Owned by Automattic)
Edge.org - To arrive at the edge of the world’s knowledge, seek out the most complex and sophisticated minds, put them in a room together, and have them ask each other the questions they are asking themselves.
Mother Jones - Smart, fearless journalism: A progressive American magazine that focuses on news, commentary, and investigative reporting on topics including politics, the environment, human rights, and culture.
Scholarly Kitchen - The mission of the Society for Scholarly Publishing is “[t]o advance scholarly publishing and communication, and the professional development of its members through education, collaboration, and networking.”
Hyperallergic - Sensitive to Art & its Discontents
JSTOR Daily - Where News Meets Its Scholarly Match
Media Redefined - Curated media + tech + pop interest remix by @JasonHirschhorn .
High Country News - A nonprofit independent magazine of unblinking journalism that shines a light on all of the complexities of the West.
Undark - Undark is a non-profit, editorially independent digital magazine exploring the intersection of science and society. It is published with generous funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, through its Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Pro
Pew Research - Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping the world. We conduct public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research.
Marker (Medium.com) - Making you smarter about business. A new publication from Medium.
New_ Public - A place for thinkers, builders, designers, and technologists like you to meet, share inspiration, and make better digital public spaces. Civic Signals started when co-directors Talia Stroud and Eli Pariser asked themselves what thriving publics need from
Jacobin - Jacobin is a leading voice of the American left, offering socialist perspectives on politics, economics, and culture. The print magazine is released quarterly and reaches 60,000 subscribers, in addition to a web audience of over 2,000,000 a month.
Women's Wear Daily - a fashion-industry trade journal sometimes called “the bible of fashion”. It provides information and intelligence on changing trends and breaking news in the men and women’s fashion, beauty and retail industries.
Psyche (Aeon) - Psyche is a digital magazine from Aeon that illuminates the human condition through psychological knowhow, philosophical understanding and artistic insight.
Increment - Increment is a print and digital magazine about how teams build and operate software systems at scale.
Granata - Granta magazine and Granta Books share a remit to discover and publish the best in new literary fiction, memoir, reportage and poetry from around the world.
Good e-Reader - The latest news on Audiobooks, eBooks and eReaders
Harper's Magazine - The oldest general-interest monthly in America, explores the issues that drive our national conversation, through long-form narrative journalism and essays, and such celebrated features as the iconic Harper’s Index.
The Nation - Home to tenacious muckraking, provocative commentary, and spirited debate about politics and culture, The Nation empowers readers to fight for justice and equality for all.
The Gradient - A digital publication about artificial intelligence and the future.
Journal of the History of Ideas Blog - aims to bring together today’s varied, burgeoning conversations in the field of intellectual history, broadly conceived.
The Public Domain Review - Online journal and not-for-profit project dedicated to the exploration of curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas.
Crooked Timber - Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made
The Conversationalist - Transformative thinking toward a more civil society
The New Atlantis - A journal defending science and technology for, not on, human beings
The Bulwark (Substack) - The Bulwark is a news network launched in 2018 dedicated to providing political analysis and reporting free from the constraints of partisan loyalties or tribal prejudices.
The Bulwark - The Bulwark is a news network launched in 2018 dedicated to providing political analysis and reporting free from the constraints of partisan loyalties or tribal prejudices.
Caught by the River - an arts/nature/culture clash, meeting place for pursuits of a distinctly non-digital variety — walking, fishing, looking, thinking, birdsong and beer, adventure and poetry; life’s small pleasures, in all their many flavours

Johns Hopkins

Hub - Primary news Hub for the Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Magazine - Quarterly magazine of the Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Alumni Association - News and information for JHU Alumni
Institute for NanoBioTechnology - JHU’s INBT news about a diverse, multidisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and student experts uncovering new knowledge and creating innovative technologies at the interface of nanoscience, engineering, and medicine.
Nursing Magazine - Magazine for the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Krieger School of Arts & Sciences Magazine - Magazine of the JHU Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
The Johns Hopkins News-Letter - The student newspaper for the Homewood Campus
Bloomberg School of Public Health
Applied Physics Lab - News releases from the Applied Physics Lab
Whiting School of Engineering - News from the GWC Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins
The Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics - Identifying & addressing key ethical issues in science, clinical care, public health–locally & globally
r/JHU - JHU on Reddit
Life Design Lab at Homewood (Career Center) (YouTube) - The Career Center is here to support you in connecting your academic pursuits to your post-graduate goals! We are here to support you through all the steps of your career journey, and connect you with a powerful network of alumni, employers, faculty, pare
Johns Hopkins University-Admissions (YouTube)
JHU LCSR Robotics (YouTube) - Laboratory for Computational Sensing + Robotics
Johns Hopkins SAIS - School of Advanced International Studies
Hopkins Childrens (YouTube) - This is the official channel for Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. It is managed by its Office of Communications & Public Affairs. hopkinschildrensnews@jhmi.edu
Hopkins Sports (YouTube) - The Official YouTube Channel of Johns Hopkins Athletics
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering (YouTube)
Johns Hopkins University (YouTube) - We feature videos about health, science and technology, engineering, politics, society, engineering, public health, and the arts and humanities. We have videos for prospective students, current students, alumni and people who are interested in something n
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory (YouTube) - Anot-for-profit center for engineering, research and development.
Hopkins Medicine Podcasts
Biomedical Odyssey - Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Cancer Matters - Perspectives from those who live it every day.
<left></nav> - Internet strategy for Johns Hopkins Medicine
Medicine Matters - Sharing successes, challenges, and daily happenings in the Department of Medicine
Voices for Safer Care - Insights from the Armstrong Institute
Johns Hopkins Reflections on Clinical Excellence
Carey School of Business - At Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, we shape business leaders who seize opportunity, inspire change, and create lasting value.

ITBio News, Conferences, and Workshops

Information Theory

Information Theory Society - Our Vision is to be the pre-eminent community developing the mathematical underpinnings of information technology for the benefit of humanity.
An Ergodic Walk - Anand Sarwate, Assistant Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Rutgers & occasionally Alex Dimakis (UT Austin)
Andrew Eckford - A Random Process: Information theory, math, computing, etc. via associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, in the Lassonde School of Engineering, at York University
Princeton-Stanford Information Theory b-log - All researchers working on information theory are invited to participate by posting items to the blog. Both original material and pointers to the web are welcome.
Peter Cameron - an Australian mathematician who works in group theory, combinatorics, coding theory, and model theory. He is currently half-time Professor of Mathematics at the University of St Andrews, and Emeritus Professor at Queen Mary University of London.
Center for Science of Information (NSF) - advance science and technology through a new quantitative understanding of the representation, the communication, and processing of information in biological, physical, social, and engineered systems.
Scopus: information theory - Information theory feed from Scopus, an abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature: scientific journals, books and conference proceedings.
Michael Nielsen - I’m a writer, scientist, and programmer. Interests in artificial neural networks and deep learning and quantum information.
math.IT - math.IT updates on arXiv.org
Scott Aaronson | Shtetl-Optimized - Research interests center around the capabilities and limits of quantum computers, and computational complexity theory more generally.
Veronika Cheplygina - My research focuses on machine learning in medical image analysis. In particular I focus on scenarios where not enough annotated data is available, such as multiple instance learning, transfer learning and crowdsourcing.
r/informationtheory - Information Theory channel on Reddit
R/QuantumInformaton - Quantum Information on Reddit
Michael Lachmann - My main interest in biology is studying the process of evolution. It is arguable whether the process of evolution existed before there was life on earth. What is less arguable is that it was different from the process which exists today. This is one examp
cse6222yorku Information Theory course | Andrew Eckford (YouTube) - This is a complete graduate-level course on coding and information theory, given at York University in Toronto, Canada.
classxteam: Information Theory course (YouTube) - Stanford Information Theory course from https://classx.stanford.edu
Andrew Eckford (YouTube) - This is the official YouTube channel of Prof. Andrew Eckford at York University. Videos of my classes are given under different channels — see under “Subscriptions”.
John Preskill (YouTube) - CalTech Physicist
An Introduction to Information Theory - Course from NPTEL (Indian Institute of Technology)
Electrical Engineering (NPTEL) (YouTube) - This channel contains technical lectures on “Electrical Engineering” from seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.
Institute for Quantum Computing (YouTube) - The core areas of research at IQC include quantum computing, quantum cryptography, quantum materials and quantum sensing.
Information Theory pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org
Information Theory pre-prints - Preprint server articles from arxive.org https://boffosocko.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/arXiv.png
José A. Pozas - I have spent many hours studying physics in all its branches, as I think it is an exciting knowledge. This, together with my background on information theory, has led me to ask about the fundaments of reality.

Hypothesis Feeds

Web Design and Development

Rachel Andrew - Developer, designer, CMS Perch
Baldur Bjarnason - …is a writer, lapsed academic, and web developer writing about web dev, interactive media, digital publishing, and product development.
Andy Bell - an independent designer and front-end developer who’s trying to make everyone’s experience on the web better with a focus on progressive enhancement and accessibility.
Jeffrey Zeldman - Web & Interaction Design
A List Apart - A List Apart explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices.
Scott Jenson - User interface design and strategic planning for over 25 years.
Heydon Pickering - I am a technical writer and designer for the web. I specialize in helping organizations develop and document inclusive language, interfaces, and processes. I do not work with surveillance capitalists or religious organizations engaged in proselytization.
Smashing Magazine - For Web Designers And Developers
CSS-Tricks - It used to be, believe it or not, primarily about CSS! Over the years, CSS-Tricks has come to become a site about all things web design and development.
1stWebDesigner - Helping you build a better web.
Robin Rendle - A designer, writer and typographer living in San Francisco.
Jen Simmons - A Designer Advocate at Mozilla, where she advocates for web standards and researches the coming revolution in graphic design on the web.
Sara Soueidan - Award-winning freelance front-end UI/UX developer, trainer, author and speaker based in Lebanon, working with companies across the globe.
Tania Rascia - Full-stack software developer, technical writer, and former chef from Chicago. I currently work as a front end engineer for DAIS, and I’ve also written for DigitalOcean, SitePoint, Envato Tuts+, and more.
WordPress TV - Presentations at WordCamps around the world
Lynn Fisher - Infrequent writing on design, development, conferences, and other things tangentially related.
Lynn Fisher (inspiration blog) - an artist and designer out of Phoenix, Arizona. I make art for the web.
Sia Karamalegos - Sia is a freelance developer and web performance engineer, speaker, teacher, community organizer, and Google Developers Expert in Web Technologies.
Tatiana Mac - Tatiana Mac is an independent American designer. Currently she works directly with organisations to build products and design systems with accessibility and inclusion in mind. She believes that design heavily influences our social landscape. When ethical
Andy Bell (microblog) - an independent designer and front-end developer who’s trying to make everyone’s experience on the web better with a focus on progressive enhancement and accessibility.
Simon Collison - I’m a designer (graphic, digital, product), writer, conference speaker, and event director.
Jason Santa Maria - a multidisciplinary design and product leader living in sunny Philadelphia, PA.

Local News

Digital Gardens

Maggie Appleton - At the intersection of design, anthropology, and programming. These three are at the core of everything I make.
Devon Zuegel - I’m a writer (of code and words). The thing that matters most to me is unlocking human potential, so I think a lot about incentive design, tools for thought, and cities.
Dan MacKinlay - My current methods of interest are point process inference, compressive sensing, design grammars, sequential Monte Carlo methods, concatenative synthesis, differentiable learning, branching processes, Hilbert-space methods in high dimensional inference, s
r/DigitalGardens - Personal wikis, digital spaces of notes & thoughts. Discussing tools to maintain digital gardens & new tools for thought.
r/RoamResearch/ - Reddit stream for Roam Research
Stian Håklev (侯爽) [Networked Thought and Learning] - https://networkedthought.substack.com/
Flancia - SRE by day; utopian by night. Chaotic good rogue. Have I ever told you that in Flancia (http://flancia.org) there is an Agora (http://anagora.org)?
Rob Haisfield - Behavioral product strategist and gamification designer. Many pages are incomplete. These are ideas in motion, and I’m iterating as I go. These notes are patterns I’ve noticed and hypotheses to bet on.
Max Krieger - I’m a student at Carnegie Mellon studying Cognitive Science and graduating in 2021.
Dan Allosso - History, digital gardens, etc.
Piper Haywood - I’m an independent web developer with a lot of interests. This website is a notebook. The notes are mostly to do with where I was from, where I am now, and assorted things related to my work or day-to-day.
Wouter Groeneveld - a level 35 Brain Baker living in Belgium. I currently find myself teaching, writing, programming, researching, and of course baking bread! Brain Baking is my way to inspire myself and others to ponder and learn.
Journal of the History of Ideas Blog - aims to bring together today’s varied, burgeoning conversations in the field of intellectual history, broadly conceived.
Stian Håklev - Building innovative platforms for individual and collaborative thought. Engineer @roamresearch .
Alan Jacobs (blog) - Distinguished Professor of Humanities in the Honors Program of Baylor University, and before that taught for many years at Wheaton College in Illinois. I’ve written a bunch of stuff. I am a native of Alabama.
Steve Brady (microblog) - English Teacher • Job Search Coach • New Englander
Zettelkasten.de - A site dedicated to the use and discussion of the Zettelkasten
Brandon Toner - A pharmacist, manager, student, community volunteer, curler, hiker, tinkerer and whatever else.
Matthias Melcher - Born 1953; studied maths in Heidelberg and Glasgow; from 1981 to 2016 in the Computer Center of the University. Initially in network infrastructure. Since the early gopher days, I have drifted more and more towards content.
Obsidian Roundup - A weekly roundup of Obsidian.md tips, news & resources via Eleanor Konik.
r/commonplacebook - A subreddit for owners, appreciators, and curators of commonplace books.
r/Zettelkasten - Sub-reddit about Zettelkasten: Take better notes and manage your knowledge for a life-time with the Zettelkasten method.

News

On the Media - WNYC’s weekly investigation into how the media shapes our worldview with Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield
ProPublica - Articles and Investigations from ProPublica, an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.
Foreign Affairs - Analysis of world events published by the Council on Foreign Relations
FiveThirtyEight - Using statistical analysis to tell stories about Politics, Sports, Science & Health, Economics & Culture
Ars Technica - Technology, Business, Science, Policy, Cars, Gaming, and Culture (Condé Nast)
The Economist (latest posts) - Offering authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them.
STAT News - Reporting from the frontiers of health and medicine. STAT delivers fast, deep, and tough-minded journalism about life sciences and the fast-moving business of making medicines.
Aeon - Ideas can change the world
Axios - New media company delivering vital, trustworthy news and analysis. smartly narrated coverage of media trends, tech, business and politics with expertise, voice AND smart brevity — on a new and innovative mobile platform.
Open Culture - Great source of cultural and educational media on the web
What The Fuck Just Happened Today? - Today’s essential guide to the daily shock and awe in national politics. Read in moderation.
PBS NewsHour Full Show Podcast - Listen to the PBS NewsHour program in its entirety, including updates, in-depth reports, interviews and analysis, all featuring our senior correspondents.
PBS NewsHour Full Show Video - YouTube video feed from the Full Episode playlist from PBS NewsHour
Foreign Affairs (YouTube) - Since its founding in 1922, Foreign Affairs has been the leading forum for serious discussion of America’s role in the world. The magazine covers a broad range of topics related to U.S. foreign policy and international relations with a mix of non-partisan
Council on Foreign Relations (YouTube) - The Council on Foreign Relations is an independent, nonpartisan membership organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to being a resource for its members, government officials, business executives, journalists, educators and students, civic and rel
The Markup - a nonprofit newsroom that investigates how powerful institutions are using technology to change our society. A new kind of media organization, staffed with quantitative journalists who pursue meaningful, data-driven investgations.

Food

Domain Camp

Microcasts

Journalism

Complexity Theory

Entertainment Industry

Digital humanities

Higher Education

Linguistics

WordPress

Science Writer

Big History

RSS

Media Studies

Memory

112 thoughts on “Following”

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MildredMarianne says: @ twitter.com

June 15, 2018 at 6:16 am

How do you define #IndieWeb ?

1. Eat This Podcast says: @ twitter.com
  
  June 15, 2018 at 6:31 am
  
  It says here indieweb.org that “The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the “corporate web””, but that’s just a start and of course there is more to it than that. More a state of mind than a thing, I’d say.
  
2. Greg McVerry says: @ twitter.com
  
  June 15, 2018 at 6:40 am
  
  I look at the three statements on indieweb.org in the hero CTA as the values of #indieweb that are reached by trying to live the principles in our online spaces: indieweb.org/principles though been brainstorming about translating principles for rest of us
  
3. Chris Aldrich says: @ twitter.com
  
  June 15, 2018 at 12:38 pm
  
  A stunning and simple question. Here’s my answer for what the #IndieWeb is. I challenge you to create your own.
  boffosocko.com/2018/06/15/def…
  
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Jane Persad says: @ twitter.com

September 22, 2020 at 6:28 pm

That’s a blast from the past!

follow - IndieWeb says:

January 1, 2021 at 11:50 pm

follow is a common feature (and often UI button) in silo UIs (like Twitter) that adds updates from that profile (typically a person) to the stream shown in an integrated reader, and sometimes creates a follow post either in the follower’s stream (“… followed …” or “… is following …”) thus visible to their followers, and/or in the notifications of the user being followed (“… followed you”).

blogroll - IndieWeb says:

January 31, 2021 at 4:07 am

A blogroll is a list of other sites that you read, are a follower of, or recommend.

Webmention - IndieWeb says:

February 9, 2021 at 9:53 am

Webmention is a web standard for mentions and conversations across the web, a powerful building block that is used for a growing federated network of comments, likes, reposts, and other rich interactions across the decentralized social web.

Phil Gyford’s website says:

March 12, 2021 at 3:15 pm

Chris Aldrich’s (very long) blogroll. I like the idea of offering an OPML version of it.

Umesh Chaudhary says:

June 15, 2021 at 8:42 pm

Great

Kathleen Fitzpatrick says: @ hcommons.social

January 3, 2023 at 9:04 pm

@chrisaldrich Ooh, thanks. This is great!

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July 17, 2023 at 8:29 pm

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Chris Aldrich says: @ mastodon.social

September 15, 2023 at 6:21 pm

@kiko @dys_morphia I borrowed lots of ideas from https://indieweb.org/blogroll

blogroll – IndieWeb

Kristof Zerbe says: @ indieweb.social

September 15, 2023 at 8:55 pm

@chrisaldrich @dys_morphia Borrowing ideas drives IT forward and you are part of the list

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