Best Culture Tech
Mondo 2000 was an American cyberculture magazine published from 1989 to 1998, with roots in the Bay Area counterculture surrounding computers and emerging digital media. Its coverage included virtual reality, hacking, digital art, psychedelia, cyberpunk, and ideas about the social effects of technol...
The Verge excels at placing technology within a broader cultural context. Their coverage isn't just about specs; it's about how a new device changes our lives, our habits, and our relationship with technology. Their reporting is journalistic, balanced, and excellent for understanding the 'so what?'...
bOING bOING began in 1988 as a print zine founded by Mark Frauenfelder and Carla Sinclair. Its early issues drew on technology, science fiction, design, and countercultural ideas, while later versions expanded into a weblog covering technology, science, media, and popular culture. The name therefore...
