The web runs on ad technology. And it’s full of fraud and deception and lies. Why is it so hard to navigate, understand, and regulate? Well the sheer size of it could play a part.
“The Martech 5000 is wild. It’s more or less 8000 companies all generating, like, billions of dollars in revenue. When you look at that thing, you’re looking at the guts of the internet. Like, that’s how the internet gets funded. That’s how people like me — I mean almost all media — get our salaries paid.”
The internet is full of trash: swears, perverts, and republicans. But there is a subset of Twitch streamers who are wholesome and nice and you should watch/support them!
If we are missing any, please suggest to us on Twitter! @blobblobnews.
About: Bacon_mom is a Mom (?I’m assuming she’s not deceiving us), from Kentucky, who mostly streams Minecraft where she makes beautiful landscapes and patterns. It’s a very calming watch.
About: Dave Bull lives in Japan and does classic Japanese print making using woodblocks. With the camera outside his studio, and his low, soothing voice, Dave is definitely worth a follow on Twitch.
About: Dan Olson does awesome cultural critiques on his Youtube page (we’ve included him in our Funny and Informative Youtube List). He also sometimes streams on Twitch, which often focuses more on on actual gaming.
About: Adam Conover is a TV Man (Adam Ruins Everything), a Podcast Man (Factually), and Comedian. His Twitch stream includes gaming, standup comedy, and “learning shit”.
About: Former Hollywood Man, turned Ohio Man, Joe streams almost daily. Get updates about his new-ish home, his comedy writing, and rash. Better produced than almost any other stream on Twitch.
About: Jason Steffen, a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) streams and talks/teaches about Science. He talks mostly about astronomy and physics.
About: Ya like looking out at the backyard and seeing the critters? Don’t have a backyard? Twitch has got you. Cams are located in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, USA.
Disaster Porn movies are my favorite genre of film. From localized geo disasters, to earth-wide weather disasters, to human extinction alien invasions. Destroy me daddy. Be a climate change allegory.
I’ve kept this list to movies where life on earth starts as relatively normal and then descends into disaster.
Some More News is everything you wish The Daily Show or Last Week Tonight with John Oliver was. Hosted by Cody Johnston, SMN is as chaotic as it is informative. If you’ve never watched, start with these bangers. And don’t forget to share the videos with your friends/family/on social accounts/make your cats watch/any republicans you know.
In three emojis tell us how an increasing and crushing generational debt which is stunting individual and societal growth, while making inequalities even greater, makes you feel, you fucking peasants 🙂
Have a Twitter Account? Live in/near or visit LA, California often? Have dreams of becoming a Big Star in Tinseltown? Here are somewhere between 5 and 50 Twitter accounts you should be following.
Have a suggestion to add to the list, DM on Twitter @blobblobnews.
The battle for Racial justice and fair labor practices have been front and center in the South for centuries. What you may not know is that leftist organizations have played a big part in that fight.
The South is the region with the most to lose due to climate change. The links below show how failures and successes in land conservation in the South have affected their areas plus how the South is adapting to the new challenges brought on by climate change
+ Dylan Barrow is a photographer from Northern Alabama, currently living in Savannah, Georgia. He specializes in capturing the landscapes and architecture of the American South. He has been featured in several Southern focused publications such as Southern Glossary Magazine, Wonder South Journal, and Okra Magazine. Most recently he participated in the High Tide, Low Country exhibit featured at Photopoint Gallery in Richmond Hill, Georgia. He can currently be found capturing the ebbs and flows of the Low Country region of Coastal Georgia and South Carolina.
Spanning decades and mediums this account tweets out art exclusively by women. With steady posts, that are well credited, it is one of the best Art Accounts on Twitter.
As this site *pivots* to video — wait, we mean secret left-leaning SEO content farm (*more on that below) — we’re working on putting together lists for any medium to large cities of Twitter and Instagram accounts to follow. Each list will contain the city’s DSA account, other left-leaning activist orgs, transit advocacy accounts, funny accounts, art accounts, local journalists who mostly cover local politics from a leftist perspective, etc.
Text of tweet: Food $200 Data $150 Rent $800 Candles $3,600 Utility $150 someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying
Text of tweet: We take it for granted today, but a single Dorito has more extreme nacho flavor than a peasant in the 1400s would get in his whole lifetime.
Even with a limited knowledge of Stephen A. Smith’s way with words, David J Roth’s tweet still cracks me up every time it see it on the timeline. So here it is, saved forever, or until blob blob dies.
Donald Draper, the sometimes awful main character from the AMC show Mad Men, has a way with words. DC Pierson accurately captures this “way with words” when imaging Don coming up with Taco Bell’s famous “Yo quiero” tag line.