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Why I love my Brother 1034D Serger

1 week ago | theverge.com | Cath Virginia |Barbara Krasnoff

Cath Virginia is the senior designer here at The Verge, who creates illustrations and collages for our articles. However, she also has “dabbled” (as she puts it) in feature designs for articles such as 2004 was the first year of the future (which won the 2025 ASME Award for Best News and Entertainment Design), How the Stream Deck rose from the ashes of a legendary keyboard, and The Lurker.
What Spotify took from us by giving us everything

Jan 16, 2025 | technewstube.com | Cath Virginia

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What Spotify took from us by giving us everything

Jan 16, 2025 | theverge.com | Cath Virginia

Art and commerce are unholy bedfellows, and nowhere more so than in the music industry — never a savory business, not in the mob days and not now. Liz Pelly’s Mood Machine, a dive into the history and workings of Spotify, is a useful guide to the way the streaming platform has altered the business of being an artist, but it’s one that avoids the conflicts between being a consumer and a patron of the arts. Mood Machine is a combination of reportage, history, and analysis.
How one creator visualized AI by using very little AI

Dec 5, 2024 | technewstube.com | Cath Virginia

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This creator visualizes AI by using very little AI

Dec 5, 2024 | theverge.com | Cath Virginia

Stormy Pyeatte is a UK-based video and photo artist who works with practical effects and projection mapping. The design team here at The Verge worked with her to create the evocative visuals in “Friend or Faux?” — a story layered with ethical and philosophical questions about the newly unfolding relationships some people have with AI chatbots. I stumbled upon Pyeatte’s work on Instagram one day when I was scrolling mindlessly through the feed — and it stopped me in my tracks.
One creator talks visualizing AI companionship

Dec 5, 2024 | flipboard.com | Cath Virginia

4 hours agoIf you’re not already familiar with the “AI Wall,” you’re about to be. The tech press has been speculating about the AI Wall for weeks, as folks who are molding the technology keep asking for new answers and coming up empty. It’s becoming clear that AI isn’t getting any smarter. We’ve taken it as …
The iPod Mini was a glimpse of the future of music

Oct 17, 2024 | theverge.com | Chris Welch |Cath Virginia |Graham MacAree

20042004 package link The VergeThe Verge homepage link I never owned an iPod Mini. Even as a college freshman back at the time of its introduction, I was already more of a full-size iPod kind of nerd.
Veronica Mars, Lost, and the internet’s takeover of TV

Oct 16, 2024 | theverge.com | Esther Cohen |Cath Virginia |Graham MacAree

Verge homepage 2004 package hub By Esther Cohen, Design by Cath Virginia, Developed by Graham MacAree Oct 16, 2024, 1:00PM UTC AA lot has been said about TV in 2004. That it was the best year of television of all time, the peak of the Golden Age of television.
How Grokster’s music piracy case changed the course of the internet forever

Oct 16, 2024 | theverge.com | Sarah Jeong |Cath Virginia |Andrew Hawkins |Kevin Nguyen

The Verge homepage link 2004 package link By Sarah JeongDesign By Cath VirginiaBuilt by Graham MacAree Oct 16, 2024, 12:30PM UTC The first robo-car race By Andrew Hawkins Link to article 2004 or 2024?
It’s Okay to Cry.

Jun 13, 2024 | theverge.com | Cath Virginia

It’s Okay to Cry. “When I’m on stage, sometimes I lie Say that I like singing these songs you left behindAnd I know you always said, “It’s okay to cry”So I know I can cry, I can cry, so I cry”I’m not crying, YOU’RE crying.