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You know that huge, multinational corporations have too much control in our society when they can control independend scholarly pursuits because they fantasize that these pursuits reflect a bit poorly on the corporations themselves. Viz: Merriam-Webster explains disappearing McJob“Merriam-Webster is revising a web page for its Collegiate Dictionary after a McDonalds executive complained about the … Continue reading corporate language control
Spectator blogging I’m bunking with Britt in Berkeley, watching him blog about bux. While he blogs, I sit across the desk, answering emails. I’ve called blogging “email in public.” Maybe emailing is “blogging in private.” Or blogging for one. [The Doc Searls Weblog] When I first started my Electronic Life, back around 1982 (yes, we … Continue reading email and its implications
I like this picture… not sure why. Quite rhythmic. Wall artStencils on the wall outside Smash City Records on Newbury Street:… [Boston Common]
The Easterbrook blog’s existence alerted me to all the antisemitism which is online. So I am making an effort to dig up antisemitic tidbits, with the hope that, if I join the others doing so, this will help slow antisemitism down. This article has a peek at the roots. Antiglobalisms Jewish Problem (November/December 2003) Anti-Semitism … Continue reading tracing the roots
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