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Digital Fatigue Is Turning Us Back Toward Paper
Today, it seems as though screens dominate almost every aspect of life, from work emails to bedtime scrolling. So it’s no surprise that more people are beginning to crave the calm, tactile experience of paper. With the rise of digital fatigue, a growing number of us are putting down the devices and picking up paperbacks,…
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The Rise of Digital Responsibility 2026
As sustainability moves from trend to necessity, 2026 marks a turning point in how we think about taking responsibility for our own digital footprints. Paper reduction has been a longstanding focus; however, with education on responsible forestry, the conversation is evolving. Going digitally greener is now about using technology more responsibly, efficiently and consciously. The…
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Wondering What Book To Read Next?
Whether you’re an avid reader or someone who would like to read more, deciding what book to read next can be a challenge, particularly when you consider the overwhelming choice of titles available. Back in 2010, Google Books did a count of the number of books that had been published since the invention of the…
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‘Mount Recyclemore’ – G7 Leaders Made Of Electronic Waste
A new sculpture to highlight the issue of electronic waste has been built in Cornwall in preparation for the G7 Summit, which will see 7 world leaders discuss big issues such as Covid recovery, climate change and trade. Sculptor Joe Rush, commissioned by the online tech retailer musicMagpie, created an impactful sculpture with hope of provoking…
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High tech, high footprint
One of the biggest media myths is that digital communications has a small carbon footprint. We examine the true environmental cost of technology. Ask anyone, in any industry in any country, what the most environmentally damaging form of media is and it’s likely they’ll say ‘Paper’. The misconception that using paper for anything, whether it’s…
