Maya Lin, the artist and architect who designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is completing what she says will be her last memorial, an online creation: “What Is Missing?“ The mesmerizing … Continue reading “‘What Is Missing?’ A Profound Online Experience”
Category: Internet Culture
Internetizens Give $1.2M to Fund Game via Kickstarter
Kickstarter is a neat concept: crowd-funding. Check it out. B
STAR WARS, crowdsourced.
This masterpiece should be watched with your fam. You are very welcome. Spread the word. B
Atari in the 21st Century
Atari, making a comeback. An unforgettable name. Which turns out to be key in today’s saturated App market. “The great thing about Atari and its very brand is that it … Continue reading “Atari in the 21st Century”
TIME’s 50 Best Websites of 2011 – Good Stuff
Lots of good stuff here. My fave? Maybe freerice.com. Want your kids playing DS, or improving their vocabulary while fighting world hunger? B
Alibi for Facebook Misbehavior?
Fascinating article in TIME. Suspecting that his ex-wife had created a sham Facebook account for a fictional teen girl to entrap him, David Voelkert interacted with the account, soliciting a … Continue reading “Alibi for Facebook Misbehavior?”
Anonymous Reveals BoA Emails?
This should be interesting. Article. Bankofamericasuck.com Don’t forget the lengths BoA and its associates have reportedly gone to to bury this story. B
How to Follow the Japan Disaster Online
A good how-to-follow article here. I am very encouraged that the body count has not mushroomed yet. It is still “hundreds.” Exceptional preparedness and warning systems hopefully did their job. … Continue reading “How to Follow the Japan Disaster Online”
New Low in Prosecutorial Discretion? Also, an Explosive Twain Edit
A county prosecutor in Michigan is throwing the book at Leon Walker, who read his wife’s email (via using her not-concealed password) on a laptop that he had purchased for … Continue reading “New Low in Prosecutorial Discretion? Also, an Explosive Twain Edit”
California Marriage, MySpace Hoax & Auction Sites at War
One big story and a couple of notes: Biggest legal news is the California Supreme Court’s 4-3 decision allowing gay marriage on equal protection grounds (172 pg. opinion). Called “revolutionary,” … Continue reading “California Marriage, MySpace Hoax & Auction Sites at War”