Monthly Archives: February 2007

The New Web: You have to participate

This story (Students offer Net advice to colleges) as well as the video “aside” below get right at the reason why I blog: to experience the new web, you have to be a part of it. More than that, to be considered an expert in Mass Communication (technology), I would argue that one has to

Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us

Kids on the Net: Perceptions, Indecency, etc.

For some reason, the topic of kids’ exposure to indecent material on the net has been a hot topic lately. Stefanie Olsen at CNet, doesn’t have much of an answer to why an old study has suddenly received a good deal of coverage…but this was the first time I heard just how old this research

Jobs and Gates – Big, Important Ideas

Two of the industry’s largest heavyweights spoke to two of the most pressing issues in computing: Digital Rights Management and Security. Thoughts on Music Apple posted a memo from Steve Jobs today regarding Apple’s take on the relationship between iTunes, the recording industry, and the use of digital rights management to protect files. The surprising