PinnedInKnowledge4PolicybyMathew Lowry·Jun 15Managing scientific knowledge for policy on the ATmosphereTwo types of Atmosphere toolkit are needed if ATScience is to help scientists do science and better communicate to other audiences: one…
PinnedMathew Lowry·Apr 8Five days in VancouverMy personal path through AtmosphereConf 2026 was all about: Making the Web social; Streams, gardens and communities; and Science, AI &…A response icon1A response icon1
PinnedMathew Lowry·Dec 8, 2025How newsrooms, scientific institutions & governments can best use BlueskyLarge organisations need dedicated tools and processes to manage their Bluesky presence and get the most out of ATproto.
PinnedMathew Lowry·Mar 3, 2025X Strategy or eXit Strategy? A cost-benefit analysis frameworkSome considerations to help you clarify your eXit Strategy.
Mathew Lowry·Jun 11LinkedIn’s filter bubbleEurosky.Social launched some really significant developments to support European social media sovereignty this week, but you almost…
Mathew Lowry·Apr 8The Atmosphere as research infrastructureThe ATprotocol offers us a social web of scientific knowledge, carried and created by the scientists themselves, supported by research…
Mathew Lowry·Mar 23Building energy in VancouverShoutout to the founders of Semble, one of the most interesting apps on the Atmosphere, who are flying me to Vancouver this week for…
Mathew Lowry·Mar 6Simple sites, powerful communitiesPowerful communities with built-in reach from simple websites? This triple-win may sound too good to be true, but might be the future.
Mathew Lowry·Feb 9Building energy in the AtmosphereIn case you’re not following the development of the Atmosphere yet, I thought I’d share the snowballing energy I see every morning when I…
Mathew Lowry·Nov 26, 2025Politics meets protocols in BerlinWhat happens when you put politicians, media businesses and protocol engineers in the same room to discuss European sovereignty?