Wal*Mart shutting down DRM server, nuking your music collection -- only people who pay ... - 1 views
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We can't see the garden for the Apples and BlackBerrys - washingtonpost.com - 1 views
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Musings on whether we're losing something really vital by getting sucked into the digital world.
Joel Achenbach: Gary Smith and the endangerment of detailed, long-form stories - washin... - 0 views
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Interesting essay on what's happening to reading now that most of it is click-and-skim....
National Endowment for the Arts survey shows growth in online arts audience - washingto... - 0 views
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More people are turning to the Internet for their arts consumption...seems to me that this might have implications for 1) people working in the arts (they have to market themselves too), and 2) people who want to do e-projects of various sorts (there is an audience for more complex online projects).
Post Tech - Facebook shuts Beacon advertising program that shares info on online shopping - 0 views
Post Tech - Update: questions about Facebook default for new privacy rules - 0 views
Post Tech - Up next in News Corp. paid-news strategy: e-Reader, Fox - 0 views
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Attempt to rethink the newspaper business model
Without ready access to computers, students struggle - washingtonpost.com - 1 views
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The digital divide is still alive and well....highlighted in an article centered in Fairfax.
MIT wins Defense Department balloon hunt, a test of social networking savvy - washingto... - 0 views
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Interesting uses of social networking...reminded me a bit of XKCD's geohashing. (http://wiki.xkcd.com/geohashing/Main_Page)
The iPhone is the ultimate kid-pacification device. - By Michael Agger - Slate Magazine - 0 views
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Possibly a new in-road for those looking to do e-publishing for the iPhone or similar platforms?
Twitter to overhaul user list seen as partisan - washingtonpost.com - 0 views
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Social Media vs. Politics....what happens when the "suggested users to follow" list is perceived as partisan?
Minorities use the Web to adjust the color on TV - washingtonpost.com - 1 views
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Thought this was interesting
Rob Pegoraro - New copyright laws could impose more restrictrions on digital technology... - 1 views
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DMCA 2.0 = ACTA?
The Answer Sheet - Teen: Writing a research paper without the Internet is hard#more#more - 0 views
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Something like what we were talking about earlier this week in class....
Faster Forward - A quick read on Amazon's Kindle for PC software - 0 views
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Review of Kindle for PC software....
Holiday sales could launch e-book readers as mass-market must-haves - washingtonpost.com - 0 views
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Brings up interesting point comparing e-readers to digital cameras, rather than mp3 players inasfar as how fast they caught on.
Google Music Search Debuts | The Big Money - 1 views
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Google has quietly launched its music search service. Speculation over whether this will affect iTunes or not. More of Google's expansion.
FTC's blogger rules 'constitutionally dubious,' says IAB - The Hill's Hillicon Valley - 1 views
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The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) on Thursday called on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to withdraw its recent guidelines regarding the commentary of bloggers and other social media opinion leaders, saying the new rules unconstitutionally penalize online media for practices traditional media have had in place for decades. Randall Rothenberg, IAB's chief executive, sent a letter to FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz saying the new rules will "muzzle" bloggers.
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