The internet is shrinking and eCommerce is a magician?

10 links · 2 min. read

We’ve mixed it up this week with more than just AI content (shocking we know). Team favourite links include Lofi Beats and Air Traffic Control Radio - great for focus work, plus we’ve sneaked in a brand new YM article, the first in a series of five.

And for those who loved Google Reader and getting their blogging fix from RSS feeds back in the day, the first article is perfect for you - nostalgic to say the least.

Enjoy this week’s weird and wonderful, ⚔️ Your Majesty

  1. The Internet Isn’t Meant To Be So Small

    The death of Google Reader matters: an exploration into why the internet shrank in size, and well unsurprisingly it’s all down to social media.

    Read moredefector.com (opens in a new tab)
  2. Live Air Traffic Control x Lofi Beats

    Need focus music but with an element of disturbance? We strongly recommend you listen to live air traffic control radio mixed with lofi hip hop.

    Listen to Amsterdamlofiatc.com (opens in a new tab)
  3. Brain scans can translate a person’s thoughts into words

    This could one day help people who have lost the ability to speak as a result of injuries like strokes or conditions including ALS.

    Learn more about the techtechnologyreview.com (opens in a new tab)
  4. Metaverse May: Separating Potential From Reality

    An exploration into fashion and the metaverse - where and why the idea of real-time, immersive fashion events has faltered.

    Find out what happenedtheinterline.com (opens in a new tab)
  5. Sweden is building the world's first permanent electrified road for EVs to charge while driving

    The first of its kind in the world, the e-motorway may lead to an expansion of a further 3,000 km of electric roads in Sweden by 2035.

    Read moreeuronews.com (opens in a new tab)
  6. eCommerce Tricks of Transformation: Trick 1

    In a brand new series, Strategy Director Việt Hoàng explores the impact of online commerce on our lives and compares it to a magic show, highlighting both the positive and overwhelming aspects.

    Learn about trick 1Your Majesty

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