From New Scientist. Very similar to a concept touched on in the podcast (or at least my blog) in the past– web bots & 2012:
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The Original Podcast #14: Sex, Drugs & Jesus
On this week’s show, Kyle and I talk about the differences between American and European privacy. NPR is ready for everyone to have Internet radio–in the car. Speaking […]
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If religion is a side effect of sex, does that mean God doesn’t exist?
I’m not sure where to start any commentary on this article: If religion is a side effect of sex, does that mean God doesn’t exist? Don’t let the […]
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All Things Considered: Author of ‘The Shallows’, Nicholas Carr
In an interview NPR’s All Things Considered, Nicholas Carr describes some of the findings published in his book The Shallows, which he was inspired to write after observing […]
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NPR’s Schiller: All cars will soon have Internet radio
I’ve been saying this for a long time: NPR’s Schiller: All cars will soon have Internet radio Radio has had greater competition because of new technology, but it’s […]
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Different attitudes about privacy
Picking up on the topic of privacy from the last podcast, and on a recent trip overseas: Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Bringing European values to the […]
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Facebook to Offer More Simple Privacy Settings… Or Back to MySpace???
New Facebook settings, via Lifehacker. Meanwhile, Mashable has the dirt on MySpace’s tweaks.