Wild Exploits is a comic strip about digital ethics, using animal characters such as an impala and an elephant to satirise tech industry behaviour. Each issue is a four-panel strip with a single witty punchline commenting on AI, accountability and social media politics.
Website: https://wildexploits.axbom.com/
A serialised, in-progress book on digital ethics by Per Axbom, delivered one chapter-like section at a time. Readers get short essays on the ethical side of technology design, with the excerpts suggesting a reflective, thought-led approach.
Lisa Welchman's newsletter argues that digital workers should take responsibility for governing the web, with practical advice on speaking up about risks, creating valuable work, and maturing digital maker culture. Issues also examine bias in hiring and AI, offering personal reflections and references to research and guides from other writers.
An independent investigative outlet examines how charity and poverty content on social media can exploit vulnerable people for views, donations and creator revenue. Its issues ask who controls portrayal, consent and profit, and frame the question as a guide to dignity in digital storytelling.
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