Boo…First Circuit says no to webcast
At JFB, we took a hard blow today (oh, it’s 3a.m. so that technically makes it yesterday) when the First Circuit said ‘no’ to internet in the courtroom. (Here’s a […]
Category Archives: ::Cyber Culture::
Simple and not-so-simple answer to future of newspapers
My dad was in town for a conference last week and so we went down to New Haven to see my sister for a few hours, where most of the […]
Wikipedia
I thought Jonathan Zittrain was a huge fan of Wikipedia because he talks about it so extensively in his book, but his crush is nothing compared to that of Andrew […]
Categorizing Twitter Feeds
I want to categorize my twitter feeds. Only I would be able to see those categories. In addition to the general feed, which has everyone, I also want to divide […]
Why we should think of the Internet like a moose, sort of
David Post is all about moose. (Unfortunately, the plural form of moose is not meese, which would have been cool) He’s just published a book titled “In Search of Jefferson’s […]
Getting angry over domain names
The world is running out of IP addresses, but a greater concern for me as an average user is the lack of domain names that are available. The thing that […]
Ubiquitous human computing and personal connectivity
In a recent episode of the cartoon King of the Hill, Bill– an overweight and depressed character who loves to eat– falls in love with the woman who takes his […]
Trent Reznor is god of digital music
A huge fan of Trent Reznor, I was extremely proud that Nine Inch Nails’ Ghosts I-IV was the best-selling CC-licensed Mp3 album of 2008, topping Amazon charts even though it […]
D. Yvette Wohn 