Ed Zitron

Hypocrisy and The Consequences of Monkey Laundering

In 2021, cybercriminals laundered billions through the blockchain: Mining pools, high-risk exchanges, and mixers also saw substantial increases in

Ed Zitron Feb 16, 2022 8 min read

Burnout is not a worker problem.

Ed Zitron Feb 10, 2022 10 min read

Mark Zuckerberg is not Steve Jobs. Harry McCracken, a technology editor at FastCompany, made the most hackneyed defense of the

Ed Zitron Feb 8, 2022 8 min read

The content farmers - myself included - are continuing to milk the month-old future forum study around remote work habits, and

Ed Zitron Feb 3, 2022 8 min read

Last year I wrote about the “teacher, you didn’t give us any homework!” hysteria around the prospect that people

Ed Zitron Feb 2, 2022 13 min read

To be clear, my headline is not calling for anyone’s actual death. I am not threatening anyone, nor am

Ed Zitron Feb 1, 2022 11 min read

Several more waves of COVID and extended office closures later, companies have realized that they can’t tell the “remote

Ed Zitron Jan 26, 2022 10 min read

On reading Amelia Horgan’s scathing review of Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen’s “Out Of Office,” a point

Ed Zitron Jan 25, 2022 13 min read

When I wrote my piece earlier this week about Web3 and Alexis Ohanian’s quest to turn gaming into a

Ed Zitron Jan 21, 2022 10 min read

Microsoft acquired gaming company Activision Blizzard for $70bn, with the New York Times claiming the following in a now-edited

Ed Zitron Jan 18, 2022 9 min read

Play-to-earn games are the new way evil people have found to enrich themselves via other people’s labor.

Ed Zitron Jan 17, 2022 11 min read

When I was in high school, I was not good at French. If someone suggested I was the worst person

Ed Zitron Jan 14, 2022 7 min read