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14 links, first saved July 8, 2009, latest May 26, 2026.
- Pope Leo and human intelligence
- The technology addiction trope — BuzzMachine
Jarvis suggesting that the Internet itself isn't addictive (emphasis mine). Griffiths’ observation speaks to much controversy about the net: it is blamed as the cause of many ills…
- Journalism is lossy compression
Jarvis reflecting on the summarization of ChatGPT and comparing to journalism itself. What strikes me about the piece is how unselfaware media are when covering technology. For…
- Where is our moral line in Ukraine?
I hope that we are not pressed so far to have to answer this question, but Jarvis' clearly articulates the reason that this is such a difficult thing to answer.
- Disinformation is not *the* problem
- God made a social network — BuzzMachine
Commentary from Jeff Jarvis on social networks and how we adapt to them.
- A thank-you note to the net — BuzzMachine
Imagine the pandemic and lockdowns without the Internet. Nope, I don't want to consider it either. I agree with Jarvis on this. Thank you Internet. 💛 Jamie
- Hyperlocal cooties
A network of semantically connecting wikis. That interests me... Tuckers mistake, like Patchs, I believe, was in thinking too big too fast. Before they nailed the business and…
- The privacy industry: Scare and sell
- Bill of Rights in Cyberspace, amended
The idea is to have principles we can point to when dealing with such events as WikiLeaks, Google/Verizon, Google/China, and so on.
- Just saying
I can use Visa and Mastercard to pay for porn and support anti-abortion fanatics, Prop 8 homophobic bigots, and the Ku Klux Klan. But I can’t use them or PayPal to support…
- Wikileaks: Power shifts from secrecy to transparency
- To rally, perchance to dream
I had many reactions to Jon Stewarts Rally to Restore Sanity all good. These thoughts were stored up like nuts in a squirrels cheeks during the rally as AT&T couldnt cope with so…
- Journalistic narcissism
At the Aspen Ideas Festival this week, Andrew Sullivan said, Journalism has become too much about journalists. True. Its not just that newspapers are covering their own dem...