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Archive for May, 2010
Monday, May 24th, 2010
What
- A lot of specialists say that http://lowest-rate-loans.com aid a lot of people to live the way they want, because they are able to feel free to buy needed things. Furthermore, some banks present commercial loan for young and old people. Read more >
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sieGXAP2dCg
Song and performance by Serge Gainsbourg - "who is in, who is in" - (yes that is Tom Jones introducing him) packed with satirical observation - it may be 1960s but the sentiment applies today - and the man's powers of capturing a time's zeitgeist my be as sharp as Dylan. Read more >
- Realtive hotness: Oneof the things that really matters here is how transitory and fleeting all this is in the wired world. Fifteen minutes of fame has devolved to 15 seconds; in some cases closer to 1.5 seconds. The insatiable appetite of gossip mongers (and consumers) is satisfied only briefly before they move on to the next juicy tidbit. The bad ...Read more >
Monday, May 17th, 2010
Here is the question
Here is the question: ”Will it change Internet culture forever?”
- I have a few extra questions . Would you mind answering them if I ask here or shall I ask on email? Looking forward to more great content, thanks!
- I agree that the iPAD or any other mobile, digital device cannot replicate a print newspaper, and probably will not attempt to, if it has any sense. They’ve all tried and failed, as you said. The newspaper industry may be dieing, but I still can’t decide how much my generation (20-25 year-old's), let alone, a younger generation, really values a newspaper, ...
- Anyone that uses "Internet" and "forever" in the same sentence either isn't familiar with the Internet or has a very short understanding of "forever". Andy Warhol's "fifteen minutes of fame" is a long time in Internet time.
