OnlyFans’ Ban – and Its Suspension – Shows That Banks Have a Chokehold on Sex Work
Marin Scarlett
It isn’t just the law that sex workers have to worry about.
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Notice Me!
Is modern politics governed by the demand for recognition? And what happens when that collides with the internet? Will Davies explains.
People Are Waking Up to the Horrors of Police Brutality. It’s Time to Build a Movement
Chardine Taylor-Stone
We’re all fighting the same beast – and it’ll take more than a few radicals to kill it.
The Slumflower Beef Has Exposed the Limits of Influencer Activism
Ash Sarkar
Sex Workers Denounce Instagram’s ‘Puritanical’ New Rules
Sophie K Rosa
Maelstrom: Politics in the Post-Truth World
James Butler is joined by Marcus Gilroy-Ware to delve behind the facade of fake news and uncover what lies beneath: from a hollowed-out democracy to the epidemic of conspiracy theory.
Outrage Drives Clicks, Rage Sells Stories: The Brutal Economy of the Culture War
Sam Harrison
Why the Labour Party and Unions Need to Get Serious About News
Aaron Bastani
Are Anti-Corbyn Groups Buying up Facebook Ads on Behalf of the Conservative Party?
Charlotte England
Asymmetric Advertising Is the New Fake News, and the Tories May Be Using It to Hijack Your Social Media
Stuart Mills
The Media Is Biased Against Jeremy Corbyn – but Does That Even Matter in This Election?
Bart Cammaerts
Screen Capitalism: The Twittering Machine
James Butler is joined by Richard Seymour to discuss his book ‘The Twittering Machine’.
The Employability Industry: How Platforms Profit From ‘Brand You’
Phil Jones
Brexit: State, Sovereignty, Power
After May’s Brexit deal fell apart in parliament this week, James Butler is joined by Richard Seymour to pick apart the deep politics behind Brexit.
Stop Trump?
Ahead of Trump’s visit to the UK – and the protests to accompany it – James Butler is joined by Ash Sarkar and Richard Seymour to discuss the first 18 months of the Trump regime, transatlantic politics post-Brexit, and the uses of political protest.
A New Dark Age?
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by James Bridle, to discuss the politics of technology, silicon prometheanism, how to think about the present – and why nothing seemed to happen after the Snowden leaks.
Choice: Break up Facebook – or Take It Into Public Ownership? I Am Not Kidding
Paul Mason
