SHIFT
Time Blur
Drivers of
Change
Archiving happens automatically without our conscious control over it. Everything that we do, wherever we are, whoever we connect with is stored digitally. We get reminders of birthdays and ‘this year that time’ albums to refresh our memories. We get perspective, context and sense of our being. Now we observe transitions of days, moments and months for creating fresh memories and new meanings.


STORIES THAT CAUGHT OUR EYE

The Year of Blur
For Kate Baer, a poet in Harrisburg, Pa., 2020 feels like a time warp. She compared it to when she and four friends escaped to a woodsy cabin in Maryland and tried cannabis edibles.
The New York Times

2020 is perfect vision – but the year has so far been a shortsighted blur
As the machinery of the EU winds down for the summer, it’s important to reflect.
Friends of Europe

Coronavirus: People spending record amount of time online during lockdown
A new report by communications regulator Ofcom reveals people are spending record times online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sky News