But you posted those things, so they must be public, right? And because they are public, any use of them is permitted, right? 1,272 more words. Where do we go from here? April 5, 2014.

Site that My Cohorts will be Forced to Read. Ramblings while fulfilling course requirements. 8220;On June 5, I will take strong steps to protect my freedom from government mass surveillance. I expect the services I use to do the same. Obsessing over my Network Stats. I even asked some of my family to come visit this blog.

A quick guide to work and study without Internet access. I was on a business trip in Europe for 9 days.

Hopefully not nearly as frightening as the book, movie or musical of the same name. One of the underlining themes that are running though my previous musings is education. The availability of information and the need to keep up with the flow of information is like a hamster on a wheel maintaining its state of inertia. What is my motivation? .

Can we be social without a screen? My take aways from COMM 506.

Site that My Cohorts will be Forced to Read. This week, news broke about the Cuban Twitter. It made me think about the notion of networked resistance in .

Three out of eight brunch friends are lactose intolerant? 8221; or something else obnoxious.

Powerfully communicates how the Digital Revolution can be fundamentally linked to political change. The role of an online collective lies in its power to affect mass media and raise awareness about the movement. These five quotes effectively portray the dynamics a.