Reflections on Media Re:public
The seminar on Media Re:public that was held at USC Annenberg didn’t have any ground-breaking revelations, but it did raise great questions to think about. Q. How do you manage […]
Facebook problems
I am not a nationalist, but coming from a country that was the first to reach such a high household broadband penetration rate, I cannot help but notice that many […]
Internet should be used to improve healthcare, Harvard professor says.
The greatest flaws in the U.S. health care system are the lack of transparency and good information management, and the Internet should be utilized to improve upon these problems, says […]
Suite 101
On a whimsical impulse, I joined Suite 101 as a freelance writer. Suite 101 is an online media which pays according to page views, and because of my low page […]
Boston Restaurant Week
Boston’s Restaurant Week is a much-anticipated event for those who enjoy the fine things in life yet are on a tight budget. Ironically, Restaurant Week runs over a period of […]
No games for Vista
As an avid PC game player it annoys me that Vista can’t run most of the games that were made for XP, 2000, etc. Sure, the ones that are being […]
Girl Scout Cookies
Yesterday, I bought two boxes of Girl Scout cookies for $4 each. The girls were selling them at a booth in Harvard Square- between CVS and the Bank of America. […]
Harry Potter shows the future of newspapers.
Many think of Harry Potter as a being a fictional character and his magical world one that doesn’t exist. The world depicted in Harry Potter, however, shows many aspects of […]
