Political Twittering
Somewhat disappointing, twittering has become more of a method of communicating what you want people to perceive you as doing instead of what you are actually doing. I find that […]
Author Archives: arcticpenguin
Who said you’re related?
1. I was very angry today because I was reading a few posts in my blog and noticed that they all had a “possibly related” article link at the end. […]
I’m with Eon
An exciting day ended on a sour, bitter note, when a sudden realization came over me about something and then half an hour later, it was confirmed. I had wanted the truth […]
JZ for HLS?
Dean Kagan was super enthusiastic in promoting the fact that Harvard Law School is offering Jonathan Zittrain a tenure, as she expressed today at the Berkman@10 conference. (She got up […]
Internet Stalking and Photos
In order to build a slideshow to use for the Berkman Center gala, I have been searching (mainly on Flickr) for pictures of our fellows and trying to dig up […]
Fortune Teller
I went into a store this afternoon, which sells all different kinds of ethnic and bead jewelry, and also has a separate room for fortunetelling. I pass the place at […]
AV content in newspapers?
In the ongoing quest to find a good model of newspapers in the digital age, I want to address two failed brainchilds: the audio slideshow and the narrated video. According […]
award
My article on Bill Neumann, who feeds white geese next to the BU Bridge on the Charles River, received an award. It’s not a Pulitzer, but an award is still […]
D. Yvette Wohn 