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Friday, June 17 2011

Always On: How the iPhone Unlocked the Anything-Anytime-Anywhere Future—And Locked Us In

As technology becomes more intimately woven into our lives, the implications of a single point of control over our digital experiences, such as Apple has over the iPhone, are threatening creative freedom.


Thursday, April 1 2010

3 years after iPhone launch, iPad will enter a changed world


Sunday, November 29 2009

Victim’s Gay Hero and Modern Marvels of Social Change

No, gays won’t have to march- there are plenty more ways for heroes to come out to battle. What if lynching had gone viral? Remember that Dr. King had no iPhone, hence the distance between Montgomery and Atlanta was enormous, but dwarfed by now the Internet (not to mention I-85).


Wednesday, November 7 2007

Words, Like Art

Language melts-down and contracts on new publishing platforms and mobile reading devices.


Wednesday, August 22 2007

Mobile: Tomorrow Starts Today

Mobile's polished brand of emotional rock music received accolades in their homeland of Canada, but now the band is stepping onto the international stage.


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