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Anthony Nelzin-Santos

Reading, writing, walking. Not (always) at the same time.

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All posts (96)

8mo
I wrote time and again about the perils of excessive screen time – and yet. My screen time has more than doubled, even though i don’t have to spend eight hours a day in front of a computer anymore, and have very limited use of my laptop otherwise. But that’s the thing: instead of using my laptop, a device that...
8mo
I wrote time and again about the perils of excessive screen time – and yet. My screen time has more than doubled, even though i don’t have to spend eight hours a day in front of a computer anymore, and have very limited use of my laptop otherwise. But that’s the thing: instead of using my laptop, a device that...
8mo
Some people hate “would you make your mind up?” February, some people can’t stand “hurry up Christmas is coming” November, but i despise this sorry excuse of a month that is January. I particularly loathe the third week of January – the high of Christmas is gone, new year greetings become grating, people are pissed...
8mo
Some people hate “would you make your mind up?” February, some people can’t stand “hurry up Christmas is coming” November, but i despise this sorry excuse of a month that is January. I particularly loathe the third week of January – the high of Christmas is gone, new year greetings become grating, people are pissed...
9mo
A few snowflakes are enough to transform not only the city, but also its inhabitants. People have to look up from their damn screens, walk a bit slower, and awkwardly smile at each other while they navigate the slippery pavement. Drivers remain as much a menace as ever, but at least their ugly hunks of rolling metal...
9mo
A few snowflakes are enough to transform not only the city, but also its inhabitants. People have to look up from their damn screens, walk a bit slower, and awkwardly smile at each other while they navigate the slippery pavement. Drivers remain as much a menace as ever, but at least their ugly hunks of rolling metal...
9mo
A few snowflakes are enough to transform not only the city, but also its inhabitants. People have to look up from their damn screens, walk a bit slower, and awkwardly smile at each other while they navigate the slippery pavement. Drivers remain as much a menace as ever, but at least their ugly hunks of rolling metal...
9mo
New Year’s concerts are everything a classical music concert isn’t. They’re casual and relaxed, but most of all, they’re disorderly and noisy. I hate it, but i love it. How can you not be amused by those poor parents that felt obliged to wear nice clothes because the grandparents wanted to introduce the kids to...
9mo
New Year’s concerts are everything a classical music concert isn’t. They’re casual and relaxed, but most of all, they’re disorderly and noisy. I hate it, but i love it. How can you not be amused by those poor parents that felt obliged to wear nice clothes because the grandparents wanted to introduce the kids to...
9mo
New Year’s concerts are everything a classical music concert isn’t. They’re casual and relaxed, but most of all, they’re disorderly and noisy. I hate it, but i love it. How can you not be amused by those poor parents that felt obliged to wear nice clothes because the grandparents wanted to introduce the kids to...
9mo
And that’s it for 2025. It was the year i finally quit my job of sixteen years. I’m grateful to have worked in an environment where i was able to (re)invent my job to tackle the biggest issues facing journalism at the moment – distribution and funding – all the while writing about the people shaping our future. I’m...
9mo
And that’s it for 2025. It was the year i finally quit my job of sixteen years. I’m grateful to have worked in an environment where i was able to (re)invent my job to tackle the biggest issues facing tech journalism. I experimented with digital publishing and grappled with funding, all the while writing about the...

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