Home Screen
Emily Tavoulareas, Amanda Lenhart, Damon BeresGrappling with how technology is distorting our lives, experiences, and relationships... and how to deal. Part newsletter, part podcast. All a work in progress.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | thehomescreen.org |
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This Week in Tech // April 6
Second edition of the weekly roundup! Here’s what caught my eye this week:
This Week in Tech (parent edition)
Welcome to my new weekly round-up of tech news parents should know about. I am guessing you all don’t follow tech news super closely. Since I do, I will sift through it and attempt to pick out what is most relevant to what we are all naviga...
The verdict is in & the fight is on.
Happy Big Tech karma’s a b*tch day to all who celebrate. In a rare moment of good news, big tech companies were found guilty in two trials, in 2 different states this week.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Policy + design + tech. Angry optimist. Founder & Host of The Home Screen — a project grappling with how tech is distorting our lives & relationships & how to deal. Co-Curator of the U.S. Digital Service Origins & the Civic Tech Memory Bank.
Long-time youth and tech researcher, thinker & strategist. Parent and step-parent of 4, six if you count the cats.
Senior editor focused on tech at The Atlantic. Former EIC, OneZero at Medium. \ud83e\udee1 [email protected] | damonberes.com
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