Mike Leavitt
By chance, I stumbled across an extremely interesting artist- Mike Leavitt- and thanks to the Internet, was able to interview him about his upcoming exhibition of cardboard shoes in New […]
First true portrait of Shakespeare
Time has an article that unveils the first true portrait of Shakespeare. Until now, the closest portrait of the writer had been made after his death, so people weren’t sure […]
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 […]
Crowd-sourcing and Lawyering 2.0
A lot of crowd-sourcing seems to be going on these days– if it has to do with information that is not confidential, why not get more people to think about […]
New Internet is Not Solution
Other than to point out that the Internet is having security problems, John Markoff’s article in the NYT was extremely annoying. He says: The Internet is at risk ->We could […]
Does Hope poster infringe copyright?
Shepard Fairey, artist of the famed red white and blue portrait of Barack Obama for the poster “Hope” is fighting back for his rights. His artwork is based on an […]
Lamenting Couture 2009
Has the economy soured the creative minds of fashion designers, or are we seeing a huge evolution of couture in which the purpose of couture is becoming something we can […]
Tethered Devices=Unfair
In his first post of the year, Jonathan Zittrain wrote today about Amazon taking on the role of being both hardware maker and ISP with its Kindle 2 and questioning […]
D. Yvette Wohn 