Watch Me Play: Twitch and the Rise of Game Live Streaming by T.L. Taylor
/A study of Twitch, live streaming, and the far-reaching impact it has on gaming culture and modern media consumption.
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A study of Twitch, live streaming, and the far-reaching impact it has on gaming culture and modern media consumption.
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Read MoreJamail’s journalistic skills allow him to evoke details with a succinct power that many other accounts might lack.
Read MoreOakes takes us along as she and her team fight the damp and cold of the Alaskan wilderness to gather data.
Read MoreVideo game writer Alex Rubens sets out to chronicle the game’s creation as well as its lasting impact on both gaming and popular culture.
Read MoreThe revelation – thrilling and unsettling in equal measure – that the plain old precincts of our homes are alien wonderlands of the exotic and the unexpected.
Read MoreSpace programs all around the world are testing ever more ambitious plans and this book belongs in the library of every readers who’s been following that journey.
Read MoreHow to deal with people who believe bunk, falsehoods, mistakes, and outright lies
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Read MoreOutlines how emerging technologies shape our democracy and culture, and how this might look in the future.
Read MoreScience writer Henry Nicholls pens a charming account of his efforts to uncover the secrets of a good night’s sleep.
Read MoreThis book advocates for common-sense precautions by companies, governments, and individuals so we can enjoy the benefits of technolgoy without falling prey to its vulnerabilities.
Read MoreA fascinating and fun account of the lives of autonomous software systems in the social media universe.
Read MoreBerger goes to back-of-beyond places, observing animals as well as hardy groups of humans.
Read MoreOpen Letters talked with author Ben Goldfarb about this sometimes-maligned fixture of the natural world.
Read MoreBirkhead has done all the traditional biographer's legwork that so few have bothered to do before him.
Read MoreThis books stands out from other accounts of Powell’s expeditions by emphasizing the ecological ramifications of his discoveries.
Read MoreThe author is uniquely qualified to show how misinformation campaigns, social media trolling, and electronic espionage have become tools of modern warfare.
Read MorePlokhy's new history gives us as much about the Chernobyl disaster as we're ever likely to know.
Read MoreThe author argues that the universe is no random accident; rather, it is working purposefully to extract order from chaos.
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