Jacob Siegel Substack Jacob siegel is tablet’s special features editor. his new book the information state is out from henry holt and can be ordered here. he co hosts the manifesto! podcast. Jacob siegel, editor for tablet magazine and co host of “manifesto! a podcast”, discusses details from his new book the information state.
About The Author Jacob Siegel Follow jacob siegel and explore their bibliography from amazon's jacob siegel author page. A friend texted on wednesday: “i’m just gonna assume you did this as part of a guerrilla marketing campaign.” he was referring to the baffler censoring a review of my new book, the information state, the joke being that the book explores why modern technocratic political parties rely so heavily on censorship. (an archived version of the review, which was removed from the baffler’s. In march 2026, the most important political book of the last several years will be published. it’s called the information state: politics in the age of total control. the author is jacob. Jacob siegel is a contributing editor at tablet and a coeditor of and contributor to the anthology fire and forget: short stories from the long war. he served as a us army officer in iraq and afghanistan and later returned to the middle east as a journalist.
Jacob Siegel In march 2026, the most important political book of the last several years will be published. it’s called the information state: politics in the age of total control. the author is jacob. Jacob siegel is a contributing editor at tablet and a coeditor of and contributor to the anthology fire and forget: short stories from the long war. he served as a us army officer in iraq and afghanistan and later returned to the middle east as a journalist. On this week’s episode of the realclearinvestigations podcast, rci editor j. peder zane and rci senior reporter james varney speak with jacob siegel about his masterful new book, “the information state: politics in the age of total control,” which details how technology and progressivism have helped give rise to mass censorship. I didn’t request any of your 3 reviews come down, jacob. you’re paranoid and crashing out, and responding to an editorial decision i had nothing to do with by smearing me yet again. here’s your email to me, here’s what i sent you back in full. Jacob siegel misleads readers in his new book. when i asked for corrections, he cried censorship in the free press—writing as accuser, investigator, and fact checker all in one. a lie machine exposé.
in “the information state: politics in the age of total control,” jacob siegel traces how we reached the point where anything that contradicts the dominant narrative can be labeled.
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