On May 2, 2007, at 12.32 am when most of the readers/reporters are asleep or finishing next days’s stories, an event is happening on the internet that will become an example to news organizations.
Thousands of geeks and free speech enthusiasts used digg effect to bring Digg server down.
The feud started when Digg deleted a post [...]
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If you want to use the power of citizen journalism databases, like Washington post’s US Congress Votes database , here is a list of citizen journalism databases that can come handy.
In a world where large volumes of information can be produced in the blink of an eye, citizen journalists need tools to access and cross-reference [...]
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An interesting review by Time Magazine reveals about web 2.0
But the latest data on Internet participation reveals that only a very small percentage of Internet activity is related to users creating and publishing content. The 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle, states that 80% of all consequences stem from 20% of the [...]
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I came across this video yesterday.
I would suggest it is a must watch for all those, who want to know what open source is all about and how sharing of information can help both the parties involved, tremendously.
Out of many solutions that you might be using everyday as a result of Open Source revolution [...]
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During the media conference in Nashville, one of the sessions I attended was by David Hudson, who is a Research Attorney at First Amendment Center and a contributing editor for American Bar’s Association’s Preview of United States Supreme Court cases.
One of the issues that was discussed in the lecture was, the speed that legal infrastructure [...]
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What a horrible news!
Another school massacre! Out of 31 notable school massacres listed in Wikipedia, 23 occoured in United States and Canada. Its a hard fact [...]
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You did an amazing job on the website, Arvinder. Hats off to you!
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In the IICM conference in Nashville, I had pointed out a project named Joost - formerly known as “The Venice Project”, which used an innovative p2p technology to distribute video, the same technology that was used by file sharing softwares like Kazaa.
Joost is still in Beta and is not available for public view yet. [...]
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Thedmonline.com today had an interview with John Seigenthaler.
Listening to John Seigenthaler was an experience in itself. I think, he is one of the people whose patriotic spirit not only spills from his words, but from his existence as well, as a symbol of concerned Americans, who still have deep rooted beliefs in the rights provided [...]
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