Reading routine
How much time to give the news, at what hours to open it and how to avoid the trap of endless scrolling before bed.
An independent, non-political magazine about how to read the news and feeds. It is not a news outlet or a blogging platform, does not publish news and is not connected to the former website on this domain.
Articles
This page brings together the magazine's main topics. Each card leads to a section where the topic is covered in more detail, and below you will find a catalogue of standalone articles written for English-language readers.
A calm reading habit is built from small things: one notification switched off, one original source found, one pause before forwarding.
A topic makes it into the magazine if it helps readers shape their own relationship with the news: decide how much to read, understand what is in front of them and check a message before passing it on. We do not retell events, do not review specific publications and do not give medical advice; if something cannot be stated with confidence, we say so.
Six strands that make up the magazine's content.
How much time to give the news, at what hours to open it and how to avoid the trap of endless scrolling before bed.
News, column, review, interview and advertorials: the formatting clues that tell them apart.
News vs opinion (in Russian)
Why headlines are shorter and punchier than the text, and how to read them without reading too much into them.
A picture can be genuine yet taken on a different day and in a different place. What to check before you believe it.
How a message changes on its way from the original source to your screen, and what to ask yourself before forwarding it.
Before reposting (in Russian)
How to answer a child's questions about what they have heard, teach them to tell fact from rumour and spare them unnecessary detail.
This catalogue will gradually fill with standalone articles written for English-language readers. They are written specifically for this version of the site rather than translated from other languages.
A calm look at GTA 6 player assistance before launch: what Rockstar has confirmed, what is still speculation, and how to judge boosting offers sensibly.
An explainer on Path of Exile 2 systems, learning goals and update sources, comparing beginner resources with a checklist for fact-checking new claims.
How to follow Diablo IV news, pick useful guides and judge game resources and services calmly, with practical scenarios and a checklist for players.
How dungeons fit into Aion 2 progression after the global launch: solo and group content, raids, use cases, limits of paid help and account safety basics.
Reading lists for anyone tired of the news, about to share a post, or wanting to talk it over with family.
A headline taken apart using a neutral example, and what to check about a photo that arrives without a caption.
How news travelled from handwritten newsletters and the first regular newspaper of 1605 to feeds that refresh themselves.
The magazine draws on general principles of media literacy and encyclopedic knowledge of the history of print. How feeds work, notification settings and menu names in your apps may differ from the general descriptions given here.