Cyber Celibate with Tiffany Ng
About this episode
Caitlin Begg interviews Tiffany Ng about Cyber Celibate, technology, and culture.
New York-based technology and culture writer Tiffany Ng and I sit down to speak about all things Cyber Celibate , Neo-Luddism, whimsy, 'rawdogging vacation', chaining her phone to a wall for a week, HTML energy , and her MIT Technology Review article " How to break free of Spotify's algorithm ". Cyber Celibate Tiffany's Instagram (@tffanyng) and TikTok (@cybercelibate) Some of Tiffany's other interesting articles... WIRED: The Best Programming Language for the End of the World MIT Technology Review: Recapturing Early-Internet Whimsy with HTML MIT Technology Review: Meet the man building a starter kit for civilization It's Nice That: Work better this year (or don't, it's your life)
People in this episode
Host: Caitlin Begg
Guest: Tiffany Ng
Topics covered
- technology
- culture
- Neo-Luddism
- digital detox
- internet culture
- whimsy
Keywords
- Cyber Celibate
- Neo-Luddism
- digital detox
- MIT Technology Review
- internet culture
- whimsy
- HTML energy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: MIT Technology Review, WIRED, It's Nice That
Books & works: How to break free of Spotify's algorithm, The Best Programming Language for the End of the World, Recapturing Early-Internet Whimsy with HTML, Meet the man building a starter kit for civilization, Work better this year (or don't, it's your life)
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