Digital Frontier #5
230 x 300 mm, 128 pages
London, UK
Quarterly
Published since 2024
Founder: Josh Hewes
Editor: Sophia Epstein
Design: Charlotte Cripps
‘Our future decoded’
Offering itself as ‘a physical artefact from the digital world’, Digital Frontier does just what you might imagine it to. Born of the tech-focused, media and events company of the same name, DF aims to dig deep into how tech is both rapidly developing and tangibly influencing the ways in which we live our lives.
This issue explores Outliers, focusing on the optimism of youth as a metaphor for an ambitiously optimistic view of tthe future of humankind.
Inside: what the decline in reading means; how K-pop is adapting to maintain its audience; DIY digital comms in rural Kenya; and lashings of AI.
On the Journal:
At Work With editor Sophia Epstein: ‘Print is just everything, isn’t it? We’ve got a website too, but nothing compares to the feeling of holding something weighty in your hands, turning physical pages, it’s a whole different experience and I don’t think that’s just a romantic notion, I think people—even digital-tech-loving people—want that.’
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