I recommend Peter Drucker's Economist article on the near future, which explores megatrends shaping our world. It offers his signature insightful perspective on long-term demographic and economic shifts that remain a worthwhile read.
I frequently revisit Tim O'Reilly’s article on the future of the internet. It offers essential insights into how network-based applications and decentralized platforms were evolving at the turn of the millennium.
I discovered this Xerox PARC paper on the future of books while reading The Social Life of Information. It offers a thoughtful look at how digital media and traditional print coexist and influence our information habits.
I explored the Economist Style Guide and found its advice on inverted commas and brackets particularly insightful. It’s a great resource for anyone looking to refine their punctuation and maintain editorial clarity in professional writing.
I looked through the winners of Timex's Future of Time design contest, which showcases futuristic concepts for watches. My favorite is the 'nail watch,' a creative take on how we might wear clocks in the future.
I shared a link to an Economist article from 2000 discussing the perceived failure of new media and the general disappointment surrounding the internet's impact during that period of economic and technological skepticism.