JOURNALISM

A Q+A with Carla Murphy, Rutgers University

The Open Library does not dissolve or undermine the identity or ownership of a piece of writing. The idea is the idea of the library book.

a long-overdue reckoning

A Q&A with Victor Pickard, University of Pennsyvania

on transnational media and the war in Ukraine

The OptOut news aggregation app, launched last month, aims to level-up the distribution of independent journalism and more uncompromising content.

a new Oscar-nominated documentary from India

Over the decade-plus when I made my income mostly through online writing—here and there were a few short-term gigs, like P.A. work on commercials and odd-jobs like writing entrance exams for rich people trying to get their three-year-olds into illustrious pre-K schools—there was always the lingering idea that as long as I stayed afloat, it’d all work out.

A roundtable on addressing the structural breakdown of media

I’m doing something crazy. There is in fact no exact English word to describe it. It is called fait divers which is a French phrase for very brief newspaper reportage of unusual happenings and dark occurrences, like accidents or crimes, that befall ordinary, insignificant people.

HMM WEEKLY proudly enters the realm of NFTs with a three-part artistic meditation on financial or technological hope

HMM WEEKLY proudly enters the realm of NFTs with a three-part artistic meditation on financial or technological hope

HMM WEEKLY proudly enters the realm of NFTs with a three-part artistic meditation on financial or technological hope