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Ellen Levy

A Brief History of Doing Well by Doing Good - Video - Harvard Business Review - 0 views

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    Nancy Koehn, Harvard Business School professor and historian, explains how socially responsible business dates back to modern capitalism's founding era.
arnie Grossblatt

Lessig on Free Culture - 0 views

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    A great presentation that puts discussion of copyright in a broader social and historical context.
Kori Kamradt

Free-For-All: Anderson, "Free" Book, Sparks a Backlash Online and Among Battered Media ... - 0 views

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    Under normal circumstances, the fact that Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson's latest book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price, logged over 17,000 free views in a day on upstart "social publisher" Scribd would be the story. The real story, however, lurks in the comments left on the Scribd web site.
Maria Puga

Long Island Confronts Cyberbullying in the Social-Networking Age | Long Island Press - 0 views

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    Laws on Cyberbullying are increasing in US
arnie Grossblatt

haystack: a project for iran - 0 views

  • Haystack is a new program designed to provide unfiltered internet access to the people of Iran. The software package is compatible with Windows, Mac and Unix systems, and specifically targets the Iranian government's web filtering mechanisms.
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    Haystack is a new program designed to provide unfiltered internet access to the people of Iran. The software package is compatible with Windows, Mac and Unix systems, and specifically targets the Iranian government's web filtering mechanisms
arnie Grossblatt

Global Internet Freedom Consortium - 0 views

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    Anti-censorship technology, of current interest in light of developments in Iran.
Paul Riccardi

The Great Seduction - 0 views

  • Milner is certainly right in some ways. The old digital divide is now a chasm. The 25% of people in the UK who have no access to the Internet are, indeed, profoundly unequal with the rest of us – the 75% who have the good fortune or wisdom to know our way around the Internet. As Web 2.0 morphs into the raging real-time stream of services like Twitter, those poor souls who don’t even know how to send emails are, like their mid 19th century handworker ancestors, doomed to analogue oblivion. Luddism is for losers. Aside from the super rich who can afford their own Internet butlers, technological ignorance is the symbol of failure, the red cross of shame, in our Darwinian digital “democracy”.
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    I think this is an excellent read on the rapid speed of the digital divide. Written about England, but applies everywhere.
Jillisa Milner

GAO jumps on the Twitter, YouTube bandwagon - 0 views

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    At least they're trying...
jennifer kuhn

Former MMCC prof fired over Facebook status; he says real reason was union organizing - 0 views

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    This guy was fired over his Facebook status posting. Is this ethical, and worse, could it happen to YOU?
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    Just watched a story on the Facebook Effect on CNBC that discussed another educator being fired over FB statuses. Very interesting...
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