On podcast #16, Kyle and I talk about e-books overtaking the paper book market, U2 & the Pope, new Russian spaceports, and a legitimate, academic use for Twitter. […]
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Would Lincoln Have Tweeted From the Bathroom?
One of the leading issues that I hear from people who do not use and have not tried to use Twitter is, “What the hell is it good […]
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BBC News – Russia to kick off construction of a new spaceport
BBC News – Russia to kick off construction of a new spaceport. First we find spies, and now this?! The port is actually meant for civilian use, but […]
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Theologian Calls New U2 Album ‘Most Thoroughly Christian’ Project to Date | Christianpost.com
Theologian Calls New U2 Album ‘Most Thoroughly Christian’ Project to Date | Christianpost.com. Conspiracy theory: What if U2 is really a band co-opted by JP2 to promote Catholicism […]
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The new face of reading? Some e-books now outselling hardbacks – CNN.com
I didn’t think this would happen so soon. The new face of reading? Some e-books now outselling hardbacks – CNN.com. I always assume the number of people who […]
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The Original Podast #15: The Other White Meat
On this week’s show, Kyle and I look at the Internet and its newly proven capacity to be something of a barometer for human emotion. We discuss the […]
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Compulsory voting
Compulsory voting – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Many countries force their citizens to vote. Would this work in America, or would we fight for our right not to […]
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frontline: memory of the camps: watch the full program online | PBS
frontline: memory of the camps: watch the full program online | PBS. Sixty years after WWII, have we remembered the Holocaust? Is it possible? I watch this video […]
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WikiLeaks: Ethics, Ideals and Questions « DigiDave
WikiLeaks: Ethics, Ideals and Questions « DigiDave. Have you heard of WikiLeaks? Is it the future of investigative journalism? What does it mean for journalism when so much […]