Carnival of Distractions 4
On the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, the prominent story on the front page of the New York Times […]
On the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, the prominent story on the front page of the New York Times […]
Social media is very, very powerful. Indeed, it has helped people topple governments. It now seems to be coming at […]
OVERVIEW: It is an old cliche to suggest that we’re all just pawns in a gigantic scheme. This is not […]
This sixth installment of the WFW series is concerned with three hallmarks of the Web 2.0 culture: short attention spans, […]
PRELIMINARY REMARKS: I begin with what may at first seem to be a harsh indictment. Many citizens here in the […]
Pursuant to my “Critique of Facebook”, I’ve decided to offer a series of essays that investigates the implications of Web […]
When is the last time someone penned a love letter? Written a poem? Not just quickly jotting-down one’s thoughts “in […]
Social networks should come with a flashing disclaimer: You are now so connected that your connectivity is no longer in […]
Paving the Way For Big Brother? When Google+ was launched in June of 2011, tens of thousands promptly clamored […]
THESIS: The Impending Extinction Of OID What follows may at first seem to be a Luddite jeremiad that can be […]