Meatspace Press is an innovative publishing project co-founded by Mark Graham and Joe Shaw, dedicated to bridging the gap between academic research and the broader public. Inspired by the concept of "meatspace," which refers to the tangible world as opposed to the virtual realm, Meatspace Press seeks to create accessible discussions surrounding critical issues of technology, labor, and society. The project was initiated to transform dense academic texts into engaging, straightforward publications.

Since launching, Meatspace Press has released several thought-provoking works, including "How to Run a City Like Amazon," "Data Justice and COVID-19: Global Perspectives," and "Fake AI." These publications, available in various formats including paperback and eBook, are offered as Open Access to encourage wider readership. The brand also fosters creativity by collaborating with talented designers for accompanying artwork. With the support of notable organizations and an unwavering commitment to fair practices, Meatspace Press aspires to inspire meaningful conversations across diverse communities about the interplay of digital technology and real life.