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part 1 of please forward to everyone you know was posted on 10.14.07. Obama responds to the smear campaign. From the chicago sun-times: Obama said the “swiftboating” started after he announced for president and Fox News “started saying, ‘“well this … Continue reading
After being weirded out by a LifeLock advertisement on TV, I did a Google search on the company and found a great article on Wired. It turns out that one of the company’s founders is suspected of identity theft and … Continue reading
This screen shot is from Parents. The Anti-Drug. What I like most about this web site is the way it both ‘teaches’ parents what text messaging is AND it explains how this new technology can be a drug-enabling-tool for teens … Continue reading
From the 10.09.07 Republican Primary Debate in Michigan: MATTHEWS: OK. Lets go to the police. How would you police the Internet culturally, Mr. Mayor? GIULIANI: Pardon me? MATTHEWS: How would you police the Internet culturally? You know, the whole question … Continue reading
From The Statement of Belief: The corporations want us to have experiences only through their products.
I’ve finally gotten around to posting some footage from the Critical Mass at Union Square on 07.27.07. Below the fold you’ll find two videos and a slide show of pictures. The first video documents the organization of Critical Mass in … Continue reading
A recent story by the Politico describes a smear campaign which alleges Barack Hussein Obama is a Muslim. This campaign is remarkably similar to one waged against John McCain, yet the medium through which the smear is being propagated has … Continue reading
From Society, Economy, and the State Effect: The line between state and society is not the perimeter of an intrinsic entity that can be thought of as a freestanding object or actor. It is a line drawn internally, within the … Continue reading
CALL FOR PAPERS: Space-Time: Affect, Struggle…Everyday Annual Conference of the AAG, Boston, Massachusetts April 15-19, 2008 Organizer: The Spatial Scholars Group of the CUNY Graduate Center
After reading David Pogue’s review of the XO – a $200 laptop created by One Laptop Per Child (O.L.P.C.) – and spending time on O.L.P.C.’s website, I’m absolutely fixated on the mesh-networking feature of this computer (check out the “mesh … Continue reading