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Tag Archives: Blogs
You’re Doing a Heck of a Blog Brownie
Former head of FEMA Michael Brown, now has a blog. And you’ll pardon me for saying but (outside aesthetics which don’t matter a whole lot to me) I find myself liking a lot of his posts! Read some for yourself. … Continue reading
38 Years Ago…
Bob from Brockley linked to ASHC: He’s not alone either. Ah the good old days of blogging about détente and Vietnam on ARPANET…or perhaps a slight Technorati bug.
Posted in Technology
Tagged ARPANET, blogging, Blogs, Bob From Brockley, detente, Technorati, Vietnam
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A Regulated Conjecture?
There’s a certain problem in that the folks who protest most vociferously about the Bush administration’s violations of free speech rights, also tend to support the direct government regulation of political speech. A disturbing poll suggests they may have the … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Blogs, Bush, federal, free speech, political, poll, radio, Rasmussen, regulation, rights, television
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Real Internet Revolutions
What would have happened if in the 1960s you’d given every Soviet citizen his own printing press and free access to a global publishing distribution network? Couldn’t have good for the Politburo is my thinking. Thus it’s profoundly encouraging reading … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged arab world, Blogs, citizen, distribution, explosion, Magda Abu-Fadil, network, Politburo, printing press, social networking, Soviet
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The New Media Zombie Apocalypse
image: Dead Central (see alternate posters at ZNN) George Romero is evidently taking on the dynamics of social networking and new media culture, in his latest apocalyptic zombie film Diary of the Dead. George, in an interview for the AP: … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Culture, Lee's Page, Media
Tagged Blogs, Diary of the Dead, entertainment, film, George Romero, Hitler, horror, Michael Moore, movie, myspace, new media, social networking, undead, youtube, zombies
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What happens to a blog post?
When I finish typing this and hit publish, the blog will send out a ping, and then the enters the strange ecosystem of the internet: Imperceptibly and all but instantaneously, your post slips into a vast and recursive network of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Lance's Page, Technology
Tagged Blogs, internet, posts, Technology, web
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Take Two
Earlier in the day, you might have been wondering how much of your assets might melt away, as markets around the world gyrated with perceived increasingly negative news. Later, on political blogs everywhere, reports that Fred Thompson was ending a … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, Health Care, Media, Society
Tagged addiction, Blogs, bridge, drugs, election, Fred Thompson, Heath Ledger, overdose, political, Republicans, Rudy Giuliani, tragedy
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