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Indie

http://ind.ie/
Last activity: 25.04.2018
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Categories: DesignInternetToolsWeb
Indie is Aral Balkan and Laura Kalbag, two European designers who build things.
We make Better Blocker, a privacy tool that blocks web trackers.
We also work on the Indienet initiative to create a fairer and more equal internet. Everything we build is free and open.
We practice ethical design.
Website visits
1.8K /mo.
Mentions
5

Overview

Location
United Kingdom, England, Portslade by Sea
Employees
51-200

Mentions in press and media 5

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Jan 18, 2018Ethical design is the answer to some of social media’s problemsBy Faye Miller, University of Canberra Facebook last week announced a redesign of its news feed to prioritise posts from friends and family over those of news publishers. While struggling news organisations are likely to take a hit on their...
Jun 4, 2016This iPhone App Blocks Behavior-Tracking Ads and Evades Blocker-BlockersAmid the ongoing chaos of the ad-blocking wars, a two-person team of privacy activists have launched Better, a new content-blocking app for iOS with a slightly different approach that seems to evade the blocker-detection schemes of several ...
May 24, 2015Rinse And RepeatI’d like to call out a really great blog post (and talk) my colleague Nick Grossman delivered last week. He called it Venture Capital vs Community Capital, but to me its about the endless cycle of domination and disruption that plays out in...
Sep 29, 2014Does Ello make you want to say good-bye to Facebook?Article content There’s a lot about Facebook people don’t like.

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What has the press written about Indie?

Parsers VC has collected 5 articles mentioning Indie, among them “Ethical design is the answer to some of social media’s problems” (Jan 18, 2018) and “This iPhone App Blocks Behavior-Tracking Ads and Evades Blocker-Blockers” (Jun 4, 2016).

Is Indie still active?

Yes, Indie is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 25, 2018.