high-quality internet things


About

Have you ever wondered why everything on the Internet looks the same? Isn’t that weird?

Useless Press is a publishing collective that creates eclectic Internet things. We work with our contributors to publish projects that exist outside of today’s endless churn of nearly-indistinguishable online content; that exist for their own purpose, or for no purpose at all.

Useless Press is based in New York. We publish new things on a regular basis, around one per month. The editors are:

Contact

Write us at contact@uselesspress.org.
On twitter we're @theuselesspress.

Send us mail:
540 Grand St. Apt 2R
Brooklyn, NY 11211


SUBMIT

We are always looking for new contributors. If you have a good idea for a project write us at submissions@uselesspress.org.

We accept work at all stages of development and provide technical and editorial support. We help contributors fill the gaps in their things, whether in design, coding, presentation or concept. We look for contributors in a wide variety of fields, especially people whose work doesn’t regularly find expression in code. One of our goals is to facilitate unlikely collaborations.

Many Useless Press projects live on websites. However, we publish projects of any kind, as long as they can exist on the web in some form.

Some examples of things we would be glad to publish:

games
dating sites
social experiments
randomized controlled trials
exotic data sets
phone numbers
business plans
PowerPoint/keynote presentations
hoaxes
scams
animations
dumb infographics
annoying Twitter bots
bots in general
leaked documents
really long manifestos
analyses
rejected academic papers
digital pamphlets
music videos
instructional videos
live streams
cartoons
selfies
long-form investigative journalism
appalling data-vis
readymades
recently unearthed archives
personal correspondences
drafts
big data
robots
songs
mix tapes
browser plugins
maps
three dimensional renderings
fonts
apps
criticism and hate mail
calendars
software
algorithms
github repositories
extra-special APIs
bugs
logs
fashion
online stores
catalogs
events listings
RSS feeds
warez
hidden services
block chains
novels
poems
plays
feature-length films
fan fiction
schematics
forums
drones
extremely elaborate and difficult to realize projects
private obsessions
sex toys
home pages
comments
interfaces
ads
gifs
emotional Facebook posts
privately run cellular networks
novel utopian infrastructure projects
sock puppets
trade secrets
hot linked images
forgeries
ripoffs
simulations
screenshots
flame wars
textbooks
energy drinks (or food in general)











high-quality internet things


About

Have you ever wondered why everything on the Internet looks the same? Isn’t that weird?

Useless Press is a publishing collective that creates eclectic Internet things. We work with our contributors to publish projects that exist outside of today’s endless churn of nearly-indistinguishable online content; that exist for their own purpose, or for no purpose at all.

Useless Press is based in New York. We publish new things on a regular basis, around one per month. The editors are:

Contact

Write us at contact@uselesspress.org.
On twitter we're @theuselesspress.

Send us mail:
540 Grand St. Apt 2R
Brooklyn, NY 11211


SUBMIT

We are always looking for new contributors. If you have a good idea for a project write us at submissions@uselesspress.org.

We accept work at all stages of development and provide technical and editorial support. We help contributors fill the gaps in their things, whether in design, coding, presentation or concept. We look for contributors in a wide variety of fields, especially people whose work doesn’t regularly find expression in code. One of our goals is to facilitate unlikely collaborations.

Many Useless Press projects live on websites. However, we publish projects of any kind, as long as they can exist on the web in some form.

Some examples of things we would be glad to publish:

games
dating sites
social experiments
randomized controlled trials
exotic data sets
phone numbers
business plans
PowerPoint/keynote presentations
hoaxes
scams
animations
dumb infographics
annoying Twitter bots
bots in general
leaked documents
really long manifestos
analyses
rejected academic papers
digital pamphlets
music videos
instructional videos
live streams
cartoons
selfies
long-form investigative journalism
appalling data-vis
readymades
recently unearthed archives
personal correspondences
drafts
big data
robots
songs
mix tapes
browser plugins
maps
three dimensional renderings
fonts
apps
criticism and hate mail
calendars
software
algorithms
github repositories
extra-special APIs
bugs
logs
fashion
online stores
catalogs
events listings
RSS feeds
warez
hidden services
block chains
novels
poems
plays
feature-length films
fan fiction
schematics
forums
drones
extremely elaborate and difficult to realize projects
private obsessions
sex toys
home pages
comments
interfaces
ads
gifs
emotional Facebook posts
privately run cellular networks
novel utopian infrastructure projects
sock puppets
trade secrets
hot linked images
forgeries
ripoffs
simulations
screenshots
flame wars
textbooks
energy drinks (or food in general)