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Tag Archives: blogging
Can Publishing Be a Form of Fact-Checking?
For citizen bloggers, publishing a claim online carries the implicit (and often explicit) request – “please help me verify”. Continue reading
Posted in Internet Philosophy, Media
Tagged blogging, david allen green, Guardian, jack of kent, libel, Libel Reform, Reynolds Defence
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On Linking To Your Enemies
A a failure to link properly looks a bit sly and scheming. Let’s leave the obfuscation and misdirection to the newspapers. Continue reading
Linklog for 13th August to 21st August
My del.icio.us links: 13th August to 21st August What do we do now? – Only just getting around to bookmarking this excellent article on David Davis and British liberties by Anthony Barnett at OK Fuck. That. Shit. – "you should … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged blogging, bush, cheney, civil_liberties, georgia, humour, Iraq, philosophy, Politics, russia, society, USA
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Linklog for 29th July to 1st August
My del.icio.us links: 29th July to 1st August Malwebolence – The World of Web Trolling – New York Times article: Technology, apparently, does more than harness the wisdom of the crowd. It can intensify its hatred as well. A Nice … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged accessibility, activism, blogging, captcha, community, design, digital, Internet Philosophy, New_York_Times, Orwell, tea, trolls, web
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Linklog for 9th May to 12th May
My del.icio.us links: 9th May to 12th May all streets – Ben Fry presents a map that is comprised of all the roads in the USA and nothing more Let Them Eat Arugula – Bill Clinton recently declared, "The people … Continue reading
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Tagged art, blog, blogging, blogs, Chait, class, Clinton, Conservative, culture, data, demographics, design, Environment, Illustration, mapping, maps, network, obama, Politics, resources, Technology, transport, urban, USA, webdesign
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