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Are you over-connected? | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. Larr; Paper vs screens. A most intimate relationship →. March 25, 2015. I’ve been working for a long time on this essay for BBC Future, and am delighted finally to see it online together with some of Josh Pulman’s brilliant photos. The first few paras are below. Do read the whole essay on the BBC Future site. Stand behind a white fence, both their heads bowed at the same angle. To be human is to crave connection. But can our talent betray us? This entry was posted i...

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phone | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. Here’s a piece I particularly enjoyed writing, commissioned by American site 99U: an exploration of the extraordinary intimacy of our relationships with digital tools, and what it means to negotiate with them successfully. There’s no such thing as a neutral … Continue reading →. Tom Chatfield, author and commentator. There we are: glorious! Yesterday: http:/ t.co/gwT2h8fz3r. On Paper vs screens. Do writers need paper?

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Tom Chatfield | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. Author Archives: Tom Chatfield. September 1, 2015. My beautiful new “Live This Book! 8221; has just been published by Penguin: a journal that asks you to put pen to paper, and consider what it means to spend time with the things that truly count in life, love, work and … Continue reading →. Posted in Books and Reviews. A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. March 25, 2015. February 26, 2015. Here’s a piece I wrote recently for the Guardian, looking at a...

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attention | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. Here’s a piece I particularly enjoyed writing, commissioned by American site 99U: an exploration of the extraordinary intimacy of our relationships with digital tools, and what it means to negotiate with them successfully. There’s no such thing as a neutral … Continue reading →. October 7, 2013. Digital distractions: time to pay attention. January 7, 2013. Finding time for what matters. January 31, 2012. November 7, 2011.

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tech | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. Here’s a piece I particularly enjoyed writing, commissioned by American site 99U: an exploration of the extraordinary intimacy of our relationships with digital tools, and what it means to negotiate with them successfully. There’s no such thing as a neutral … Continue reading →. Tom Chatfield, author and commentator. There we are: glorious! Yesterday: http:/ t.co/gwT2h8fz3r. On Paper vs screens. Do writers need paper?

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A most intimate relationship | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. Larr; Are you over-connected? A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. Here’s a piece I particularly enjoyed writing, commissioned by American site 99U: an exploration of the extraordinary intimacy of our relationships with digital tools, and what it means to negotiate with them successfully. There’s no such thing as a neutral tool. Everything we use wants something from us. Tireless, infinitely patient, offering an eager compliance that leaves every other rela...

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Tom Chatfield | Website of the author and commentator | Page 2

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Website of the author and commentator. Newer posts →. March 31, 2014. My latest essay for Aeon magazine asks when it’s ethical to hand our decisions over to machines, and when external automation becomes a step too far. The first few paras are below: read the rest on the magazine’s site. Largely because one perilous element in the mechanics of driving remains unperfected by progress: the human being. Continue reading the essay here. Big data and artificial idiocy. March 17, 2014. Massive, inconceivable n...

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smartphone | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. A most intimate relationship. April 17, 2015. Here’s a piece I particularly enjoyed writing, commissioned by American site 99U: an exploration of the extraordinary intimacy of our relationships with digital tools, and what it means to negotiate with them successfully. There’s no such thing as a neutral … Continue reading →. March 25, 2015. Tom Chatfield, author and commentator. There we are: glorious! Yesterday: http:/ t.co/gwT2h8fz3r. On Paper vs screens. Evgeny Mo...

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mobile | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. March 25, 2015. I’ve been working for a long time on this essay for BBC Future, and am delighted finally to see it online together with some of Josh Pulman’s brilliant photos. The first few paras are below. Do read the whole essay … Continue reading →. Tom Chatfield, author and commentator. There we are: glorious! An hour free between central London meetings = time to bang out some jazz on a street piano in St Pancras station! Yesterday: http:/ t.co/gwT2h8fz3r.

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Appearances | Tom Chatfield

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Website of the author and commentator. Tom speaks and broadcasts around the world on technology, the arts and media. He is represented by Chartwell. Click for contact and details). Tom’s appearances have included TED Global. And the Cannes Lions Festival; authors@Google; the World Congress on Information Technology; Science Foo Camp; Intelligence Squared; the House of Commons; and conferences and venues ranging from the Sydney Opera House to the Googleplex. Tom Chatfield, author and commentator. Evgeny M...