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Current Topic: Cyber-Culture

The Way We Were - Wired turns 10
Topic: Cyber-Culture 10:19 am EST, Mar 31, 2003

] That winter, it finally began to rain again in
] California. The rain came in torrents, in sheets. Streets
] flooded, and houses slid off oceanside hills. On San
] Francisco's Second Street, in a large, drafty office, a
] half-dozen editors were putting together the first issue
] of Wired. The staff had a strange confidence, even a
] fanaticism, and soon after the turn of the year, the
] first fluorescent and brightly metallic pages came off
] the printer. They had made a magazine in the form of a
] manifesto.
]
] In early 1993, as Communism collapsed and the terrors of
] the Cold War era vanished in the rearview mirror, a new
] magazine startled its readers with the proclamation that
] governments were obsolete, technology was benevolent, and
] the future was going to be great. Nearly 100,000 readers
] signed up in the first 12 months. The mood had changed.

Too bad its changed back.

The Way We Were - Wired turns 10


Shirky: Social Software and the Politics of Groups
Topic: Cyber-Culture 9:16 am EST, Mar 11, 2003

] Can we produce diagrams of social networks in real time,
] so the participants in a large group can be aware of
] conversational clusters as they are forming?

This is one of the goals for the SocialNet stuff. It will start to work its way in whenever I get around to coding the next version.

Shirky: Social Software and the Politics of Groups


: : : : : Digital Data Porn : : : : :
Topic: Cyber-Culture 1:08 am EST, Mar  4, 2003

Warning: This site contains graphic images of extreme computer hardware!

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