• Distracted from distraction by distraction

• The moral force of attention and its psychic foundations

• Distracted from distraction by distraction

• Trying too hard is symptomatic of a mind divided

• How often do you interrupt yourself?

• Setting your own technological rhythm

• “My plans have always exceeded my capacities and energies”

• The eye-on-the-object look

• Do we romanticise pre-digital life?

• The macro-economic costs of distraction

• The widespread sense of homo distractus

• The economics of attention vs the sociology of attention

• The spiritual death of the digital age

• The attention sinks which stop us dreaming

• A cybernetics of distraction?

• a DDoS attack on the human will  

• Taking distraction seriously as a political factor  

• The consolation of kitsch

• The phenomenology of cultural bingeing

• Time-packing and space-packing

• What does distraction mean for political theory and political philosophy?

• Moral Responsibility in an Age of Distraction

• Quit social media

• The necessity of selection

• Work Life Balance + Digital Conference

• “The second I walk through those doors, all my problems go away. The second I leave them, my problems are back”

• The Blizzard of Photography

• Sustaining your focus throughout the working day

• “feeling more or less alive on different days”

• the tinderization of everyday life

• enjoying it: candy crush and capitalism

• the joys of being-in-the-zone

• acronyms seriously suck 

• my brain has too many tabs open: the problem of attention in digital capitalism

• digital distraction and human concern 

• liberating yourself from leisure activities

• Reflexivity and the Social Production of Distraction