Link to video of Fred Turner’s talk at Harvard’s Berkman center on From Cyberculture to Counterculture:

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People started publishing and sharing digital images of the Minneapolis bridge collapse within minutes of the event. The Flickr image pool is one fine archive of this example of citizen journalism.

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"Work on a billion-dollar petrochemical plant in a major Chinese port has been put on hold following a text message campaign by protestors angry about industrial pollution, state media said on We

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"A small pilot program in a school in England provides 30 students with PSPs to access study materials, replacing their textbooks..." Common sense - don't fight them, work with them. Hope so

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"An article in the New York Times today calls HotSpots the new Cold Spots of the Internet Age. However, many of the better and more widespread HotSpots you have to pay for..."

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It's been planned for a while - Search Engines feeding Paid Advertising to Mobile Customers using Search Engines paired down for mobile phones.

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The Cross Media Week foundation succeeded to bring together in Amsterdam top creative professionals from around the world.

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This BBC article says "community websites MySpace and Bebo are fighting to see who is most popular among young people,

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Electromagnetic radiation from your mobile phone may impair your ability to make snap decisions, such as when driving a car, an Australian study shows, reports Optus.net via Engadget Mobile and Techdi

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t a couple of decades, we have slipped away from a culture based essentially on words to one based essentially on images, or pictures. This is probably one of the great shifts in the story of modern h

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