This is another link from the same man's site, but this link is for the blog he did on one of James Joyce's stories. He actually invites his readers to participate in reading Irish literature for the week and then blog about it. He says that he would then make a master copy of all the blogs. Just thought it was interesting.
I love TED. This is James Surowiecki's page on the site, but it is definitely worth searching for your own digital media authors on here, or anything else because it is an awesome site.
Came across this while searching in Google Blogs, this blogger tries to relate principles from "The Widsom of Crowds" to the never-ending Mac vs. PC debate
While researching blogs on James Joyce I ran across this challenge. To help our reading habits and turning back to the classics. I thought it was a great idea. By joining it makes one more accountable to what one reads.
I am not sure if anyone has read The Dead. I have several times and I had no idea that there was a video until Dr Burton mentioned it to me. I found this on youtube and couldn't help but marvel how different this last scene was watching it instead of reading it.
This is a blog that I found about the Public Domain. For those who are interested in a little more what the Public Domain is about this guy goes through a pretty good outline of the basics of every chapter. If there is a chapter that interests you, you can also find the book online.
So I was searching for some blogs about James Joyce and I came across this man's blog, Mel. Talk about being a prolific reader and writer. He reads short stories all the time and posts about each one. I think it is interesting that he started his blog not really think many would read it and now he has almost 500 followers.
This video is interesting to see people's reaction to being asked questions first of all! Also, just a fun video on Suroweicki's theory of crowd wisdom.
PS Check out the lady's hair at 1:03!!
I found this forum site that has all sorts of forums for literature. I found some James Joyce. There might be others so check it out. You have to be a member to create your own forum or comment I believe.