Jason Kottke is a journalist at Kottke. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, deep tech, arts and entertainment, design, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on the film industry, music business, and various scientific disciplines. Jason's work has been featured in Colossal and Kottke.
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Jason Kottke's articles cover a diverse range of topics, with a focus on entertainment news, scientific subjects, and design. His coverage is balanced between opinion editorials and expert commentary.
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Great piece by Ta-Nehisi Coates on how “the portrait of America as an imperial power cuts against its self-image as a righteous cradle of democracy” and what th
I appreciate what 2K/DENMARK’s Klaus Krogh says about their ambitions when he and his wife started the company:When I started this company together with
A long oral history of Steven Spielberg and his career. “He’s a terrific collaborator. He himself is a continuous lightbulb flickering on and off with one idea
Step into a virtual Criterion Closet. “A walk-in closet of 1,327 real Criterion editions, shelved in spine-number order — exactly as a true collector keeps them
Amazon is doing their Prime Day sale again this summer and for those with Prime memberships, it’s a chance to upgrade some tech items at rarely seen prices.
For each of their on-camera interviews with filmmakers, actors, critics, and other film nerds, Criterion records 30 seconds of “room tone” that is used to cut t
Tesla Launches New Model Of Explosions. “What’s different about the XP is that they’ve actually borrowed some of the same technology used by SpaceX, incorporati
This is one of those videos that you start watching and then can’t really stop until you’ve finished. Cow Trip tells the story of an effort to save a baby c
Lifts in Film: a collection of movie & TV scenes featuring elevators, including Speed, The Shining, Drive, Mad Men, Die Hard, Pulp Fiction, The Silence of the L
Did a medieval flying monk spot Halley’s comet, twice? It’s complicated. Halley’s Comet came around in 1066 and it’s likely Eilmer of Malmesbury saw a different
