NEWS.
Slow Media: Why Slow is Satisfying, Sustainable and Smart was released by Oxford University Press in September 2018.
Now available from Amazon or Indiebound.
Interviews, Book Reviews and Such
- Media Ethics magazine, Vol. 30(1), forthcoming
- Long Island University Magazine, forthcoming
- “Slow Down! Why We Need More Slow News,” audio interview with Juliette Freysson of Planet Mundus (Aarhus, Denmark). Segment starts around 6’50
- “Jennifer Rauch: Slow Media Journalist,” interview with Diana Marrone of Slow Words: People & Stories from this World (Venice, Italy)
- “Alumna’s Book Outlines Value of Slow Media,” interview with Katie DeFiore of Penn State News
- “A Slow Media Movement,” audio interview with Sally Herships of Marketplace (American Public Media)
- “The Slow Movement,” audio interview with Antony Funnell and Carl Honoré of Radio National’s Future Tense (Australian Broadcasting Corp.)
- “Slow Media: Un Média à la Fois,” interview with Nathalie Collard of La Presse (Montréal)
- “The ‘Slow Web’ Movement Will Save Our Brains,” interview with Joshua Rivera of The Daily Beast
- “Woman Swears Off Internet for Six Months,” audio interview with Sally Herships of Marketplace (American Public Media)
More Writing about Slow Media
- Jennifer Rauch, “Five Reasons to Get Serious about Kicking Smartphones out of School,” with audio narration by yours truly, Medium
- Jennifer Rauch, “Why I Heart Slow Media (and So Can You),” with audio narration by yours truly, Medium
- Jennifer Rauch, “How Disconnecting from Digital Pressures Can Boost Learning,” OUPblog
- Jennifer Rauch, “Suitably Slow: My Nine-Year Path to Slow Media,” Slow Media
- Jennifer Rauch, “Getting Gratification: Delayed and Belated,” Slow Media
- Jennifer Rauch, “Slow Media as Alternative Media: Cultural Resistance through Print and Analog Revivals,” The Routledge Companion to Alternative & Community Media
- Jennifer Rauch, “Living Offline: Artifacts of Life Before the Smartphone,” with audio narration by yours truly, Medium
- Jennifer Rauch, “The Origin of Slow Media: Early Diffusion of a Cultural Innovation,” Transformations