I posted this video a couple of weeks back for extra-curricular reasons, however, the opportunity for me to discuss this video has arisen in the teaching of how technology affects communication this week. Thus, I shall discuss it. The evolution of communication is parallel to the evolution of technology. It is not a question of if technology will affect communication, it is a question of when. I worry at these advances though.

Judith And Her Fight With Cancer. The blog of cancer-stricken teenager Judith De Ming Wei won best individual blog at the Singapore Blog Awards. com details the journey of Judith as she fights lymphatic cancer through undergoing chemotherapy, it entails how cancer has changed the way she and her family live life. With the popularization of Computer Mediated Communication. Second, it has allowed Judith to relieve.

Will we ever get sick of Facebook? July 11, 2010. This allows access and interaction between people and databases from all over the world. Then there is anonymity .

What do you have to say about that? July 11, 2010. However, that very rock could very well be located with Google Maps and captured on StreetView! Google has always had bad press regarding privacy issues, but their recent spotlight in the media caught my attention.

Google wanted to pull out of the China market following a wave of cyber attacks that was said to originate from the country. Google also slammed China for its tight internet controls and filtering software. In retaliation, the Chinese Government denounced all criticism and accussed Google for having close ties with the US government.

Once people define a situation as real, it has very real consequences. Without language there would be no thought, no sense of self, and no socializing presence of society within the individual.