The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The Digital Citizen Project builds upon the new digital capabilities of television broadcasting and the Internet’s advances in social engagement, to bring an unprecedented degree of citizen participation to news programming for the 2012 election period. The project is premised on the belief that, when offered the chance to appear in media as “informed citizens,” …
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A Conversation with Sherry Turkle Sherry Turkle David Thorburn April 12, 2011 Running Time: 2:05 MIT Page with Embedded Video Books by Shirley Turkle 1984 The Second Self: Computers and the Human Spirit 1997 Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet 2011 Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and …
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31 May 2011: BBC Link corrected. Dear friends, The personal is political. This is true in so many ways. I am part of my culture and social systems, and they are part of me, embedded in me. They shape how I think and act, how I respond, what I think is right and possible — …
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Conference Website Phi Beta Iota: One of our contributing editors attended Demo Spring 2011 and its was hugely worthwhile. DEMO Spring 2011 Cyber-Social Launches VECTOR: Autonomous Internet Building Block? Worth a Look: FREE Personal Cloud Organizer
Debajo de la línea …. En la lista alfa de los gráficos con enlaces incorporados [solamento los que son en espanol dentre de si mismos].
This would be pretty sick and silly if it were not so obvious. A desperate ignorant attempt to inflate China into “Evil Empire.” Hitler and the Chinese Internet generation By Richard Komaiko Asia Times, 25 May 2011 EXTRACT: There is a growing trend in the Chinese blogosphere to vocalize praises and expressions of support for …
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I rarely promote major media outlets such as AOL, but the past few months I have been geting a LOT of good quality local news to fill the gap left by ailing local newspapers with AOL’s venture called patch.com. With community based and locally edited editions for towns and communities all across the nation, Patch …
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