Jupiter, Venus and the Moon
I was very fortunate to see Jupiter, Venus, and the moon all together just before class. It was entirely by accident. I was walking in Harvard Square and saw a […]
Google Maps Finally Debuts in Korea
Google finally announced the release of Google Maps in South Korea today. Google Maps has been available in many parts of the world, but was not available in Korea because […]
Taking responsibility for web content
A 19-year old living in Florida who went by the screen name of CandyJunkie overdosed on pills while broadcasting himself in real time. This webcast went on for hours on […]
Asian Street Fashion
On Friday, I went to the Harvard GSD to see “Pop! Contemporary Street Fashion in Asia” (more pictures here). The exhibit contained a number of elements, including fashion, photography, and […]
Blogging for Z
I’ve started writing for Jonathan Zittrain’s Future of the Internet blog and it is quite an interesting experience. For one thing, the posts are being reviewed a couple times before […]
Metrocard is not sufficient evidence
The NYT carries a story about how a man’s Metrocard history acts as a “silent witness” but this evidence is only misleading and capable of being planned. A Metrocard is […]
Biased video game studies
What annoys me about studies conducted on the violence factor of video games is that the researchers can’t overcome their bias towards games and make such an effort to label […]
Yay, Eli is back
After I read that ABC wasn’t going to continue Eli Stone, I was extremely disappointed, so you can imagine my surprise when I discovered that it is already well into […]
D. Yvette Wohn 