METRO
“There’s a lot going on with emails,” Becca Caddy, the author of Screen Time, tells Metro.co.uk. “Firstly, they tap into the same variable reward mechanism that makes us so hooked on checking social media and looking at notifications.”
METRO
“Notifications are designed to seem as urgent and important as possible – although we all know they rarely are, we’re fooled into thinking they are,” Becca Caddy, the author of Screen Time tells Metro.co.uk.
HASHTAG AUTHENTIC
Becca Caddy is a science and technoogy journalist, and the author of the recently published book Screen Time. In this conversation we explore elements of the love-hate relationship that so many of us seem to have with technology, and with social media in particular, and Becca shares her thoughts on ways we can find balance.
WATERSTONES
How long have you spent on your phone today? And your laptop? Tablet? Smart watch? Becca Caddy is here to explain why a digital detox isn’t the answer. Achieve technquilibrium with her brilliant guide Screen Time.
MENTALLY YOURS – METRO.CO.UK
What’s the right amount of screen time? How can we all make peace with our devices? What is social media really doing to our mental health? Becca Caddy has some of the answers! She has (literally) written the book on it.
EDUKATE
Setting healthier boundaries with our phones and understanding why society is so habitually wired to them. A fascinating lesson taught by author and tech journalist Becca Caddy.
MAKE AN IMPACT SHOW
In this episode, we introduce you to our collective Book Club pick for April, Screen Time and its author Becca Caddy. The book is all about finding a better balance with the tech we use every day, as well as setting better boundaries when it comes to our screens.
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
This episode of the Digital Download podcast explores whether we should be worried about screen time, if so how much, and what should we do about it. Today’s guest is tech journalist and author of Screen Time, Becca Caddy.
ROCKET FUEL PODCAST
To cut through the drama and hyperbole, we invited Becca Caddy onto the podcast, a tech enthusiast and writer, aiming to help us live harmoniously with technology, rather than be consumed by it.
BURO
In her new book Screen Time, published last week, tech journalist Becca Caddy digs into the science on everything from mental health and body image to echo chambers and data security, explaining the good, the bad and the ugly of our tech habits through the filter of pragmatism.
INCITE GLOBAL
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, the creative industries were suffering a mental health crisis. Join journalist and author, Becca Caddy, as she outlines the realistic ways to improve our work/life/tech balance identified in her new book, Screen Time.
NEWS TALK
Tech journalist Becca Caddy will be discussing her new book, which aims to help people achieve the right balance between enjoying their time online while avoiding the pitfalls of tech addiction..
TIMES RADIO
Thursday 21st January 2021 at 8.30pm.
TechDigest / ShinyShiny
How do you balance the need for staying in touch with preserving your mental health and enjoying your offline life? Chris Price talks to Becca Caddy, the author of Screen Time, about some of the techniques you can use to find your techquilibrium.