With the Internet becoming more friendly to businesses and advertisers, we’re seeing an increase in concern over privacy. Gone are the days of not revealing your name to “friends” in chat rooms. Now a lot of our personal information is openly available on the web, whether or not we actively send it to anyone.
Posts under ‘social media’
WikiLeaks: The Beginning of the First-Ever Golden Age of Journalism
Now that I’ve emerged from my symbolic journey through the desert that took place over the last few months, I need to start cracking away at a variety of topics that have sparked my interest lately. The timeliest of those topics is WikiLeaks, a site that I heard about a few weeks ago via an [...]
Welcome to the New Supraterranean!
The redesigned website went live on Monday night after about 10 days (and long nights) of hardcore work. But I’m very happy with the result and I hope you are too! (Please provide feedback on this blog post or elsewhere around the site.) Supraterranean has been reconfigured with the future of the Internet in mind. [...]
A Creative Guide to Twitter
When it comes to Twitter, there are perhaps two or three different categories that people fall into. The first category consists of tech-savvy 25-and-older types, and most of these jumped on Twitter immediately, finding it a lot more interesting than other social media like Facebook. The second category might be people like myself, who have [...]
