The Internet Is Vast
Ted HarrisonA biweekly newsletter covering endlessly fascinating, timeless topics. Designed to provide unique conversation starters, spur your own deep dives, and remind you that the Internet is vast.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 70 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 years ago |
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Entering Holiday Mode
Hello and thank you. If you’re reading this I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it. It’s been a fun year learning about just how vast the Internet is and the response I’ve received is nothing short of delightful.
You may have seen that...
Unsettled
Today we’re going to cover some things that aren’t quite life or death terrifying, but are unsettling nonetheless.
The Daily Rabbit Hole: Your own microplastic consumption at this point could be up to a credit card’s word a week.
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The Internet Is ... Aging?
Today we’re going to be hit in the face with how rapidly the Internet, and therefore we, are aging.
The Daily Rabbit Hole: For less than $1 million, and taking 18 days to shoot, Sharknado was born.
“I will give him credit for the...
Failure
Today’s post is an excerpt from my book, Entrepreneurial Creativity.
… Failure is the last cog in this machine of creativity. It’s also the one I can’t claim to be the sole person to understand is most essential in success. A quick...
Doomsday
Today we’re going to learn about some doomsday scenarios that just … never played out.
The Daily Rabbit Hole: What, if anything, went wrong during Y2k?
“Shortly after midnight Greenwich Mean Time, a printer outage was reported at...
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Founder/CEO at neuemotion. Past work: Head of Production at Twitter/X, animation onsite in Iraq, Super Bowl commercials, script coverage for Academy Award winning director Jonathan Demme. Making Internet content for nearly 20 years.
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