"What we choose to consume, how we vote, and what we believe in are woven into the integral structure of media as a whole," Somerhalder said. "Corporate bodies, governmental agencies and even individuals are encouraged to listen to the impassioned voices echoing online all around us."

"What we choose to consume, how we vote, and what we believe in are woven into the integral structure of media as a whole," Somerhalder said. "Corporate bodies, governmental agencies and even individuals are encouraged to listen to the impassioned voices echoing online all around us."

This article relates directly to some of the readings we had this week about infrastructure, protocol, and net neutrality. North Korea has strict control over what its citizens can access, but it does allow the tiniest trickle of real internet into the country... will that inevitably lead to raising citizens' awareness? "Still, some experts believe that as more North Koreans become familiar with the benefits of going online - a trend that would seem inevitable if North Korea is to keep afloat in the information age - it will become increasingly difficult for the ruling regime to keep the IT dam from bursting."

"Open Library is an open, editable library catalog, building towards a web page for every book ever published. Just like Wikipedia, you can contribute new information or corrections to the catalog. You can browse by subject, author or lists members have created. If you love books, why not help build a library?" Thought this was an interesting site, worth sharing! I love books and reading and I'm always trying to find ways to keep track of my own library and access others.

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