Happy Belated 40th Birthday To The Internet!
Filed in A-Featured & Blogs & Current Events & History & Media & Science & Technology | November 3, 2009
Dennis Baron wishes the internet a happy birthday!
Archive for the 'Technology' Category
Two thumbs up?
Researchers predict that by 2013 we’ll all be tweeting
Filed in A-Featured & Blogs & Current Events & Science & Technology | October 27, 2009
Dennis Baron, author of A Better Pencil, talks about whether or not we’ll all be authors by 2013.
Golgi: An Excerpt
Filed in A-Featured & Biography & History & Medical Mondays & Science & Technology | October 26, 2009
An excerpt from Golgi: A Biography of the Founder of Modern Neuroscience.
Blogging For Pay
Filed in A-Featured & Blogs & Current Events & Law & Technology | October 8, 2009
Dennis Baron, author of A Better Pencil, looks at the new FTC regulations regarding bloggers.
Congratulations to Charles Kao
Filed in A-Featured & Current Events & Science & Technology | October 7, 2009
OUP congratulates Charles Kao, Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith on their Nobel Prize.
Confronting Climate Collapse
Filed in A-Featured & Health & Politics & Science & Technology | September 9, 2009
An excerpt from Down to the Wire.
Communication Power
Filed in A-Featured & Media & Politics & Sociology & Technology & World History | August 25, 2009
How are communication and power related?
Will the Internet Create a Universal Writing System?
Filed in A-Featured & Archaeology & History & Prose & Science & Technology & UK & VSI | August 12, 2009
Andrew Robinson, author of Writing and Script: A Very Short Introduction on the internet and language.
Virtual Asymmetry: The Private Law of Apple
Filed in A-Featured & Science & Technology | July 28, 2009
Douglas Phillips answers the question: Can I legally make my PC think it’s a Mac?
Amazon Fail 2.0: Bookseller’s Big Brother removes Orwell’s Big Brother from Kindles everywhere
Filed in A-Featured & Blogs & Current Events & Law & Technology | July 21, 2009
Dennis Barron looks at Amazon’s decision to pull copies of Orwell’s “1984″ and “Animal Farm” from individual’s Kindle libraries.
