Digital Media

A poem about the pull of the scroll, the blue glow that frames our nights, and the six-second rhythm that erodes attention. A quiet look at life slipping by while we swipe. 3am, still scrolling thumb moving before brain catches up another face another opinion anotherthis changed my life (it ... Read full article.

There is a specific kind of dread that comes from a low-resolution video of a yellow-carpeted hallway. You know the one. It looks like it was filmed on a camcorder from 1996, yet it feels more immediate and terrifying than any high-definition monster Hollywood has thrown at us in a decade. The ... Read full article.

TikTok and UMG are cracking down on AI music. Is protecting copyrights worth losing the chaotic, viral AI covers that made the app iconic? Let's talk about the end of the unhinged era. Remember those 2:00 AM scrolls where you suddenly stumbled upon SpongeBob SquarePants singing a heart-wrenching ... Read full article.

There is something strangely fitting about Drake naming an albumIceman. The record arrives cold, polished, emotionally refrigerated, and almost impossible to hold onto once it ends. Not because it is aggressively terrible, but because it feels designed for circulation rather than permanence. Music ... Read full article.

WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature in India that lets users recharge prepaid mobile numbers directly inside the app, powered by PayU. The rollout is happening in phases across Android and iOS, with wider availability expected in the coming weeks. The service supports major operators like Jio, ... Read full article.

Everyone's favorite viral creators are hitting the road. We dive into the TikTok-to-Tour pipeline and whether 60-second bits can actually survive a 60-minute live show. We have all been there. You are scrolling at 2 a.m. and suddenly you are deep in a niche comedy rabbit hole. One minute you are ... Read full article.

Deinfluencing is a social media trend that has been building momentum since 2023 and shows no signs of slowing in 2026. The premise is exactly what it sounds like: content creators telling their audiences what not to buy, what does not work, and which products are overhyped relative to their actual ... Read full article.