January 2011
55 posts
Jan 28th
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“What happens when you disconnect a modern economy and 80,000,000 people from the...”
– Egypt Leaves the Internet - Renesys Blog
Jan 28th
“Jon Stewart, the satirical host of “The Daily Show” who used his television...”
– Imagine reading this in 2001. Jon Stewart Named to Ground Zero Board - NYTimes.com
Jan 28th
Study: 27% of Americans Use Facebook Mobile in... →
ONLY 27%? I would have thought it was least 60%. murketing: The results underscore the proliferation of consumer social media usage and their strong need to stay connected,” said Thomas Harpointner, CEO of AIS Media. “For businesses and brands, social media offers an opportunity to engage potential customers like never before.”
Jan 27th
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ListenI’m not normally a Bonnie Prince Billy fan,...
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“So pretty much what all of this fancy technology used by the study has found is...”
– Frank Chimero
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Jan 18th
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“Writing and reading allow one consciousness to find and take shelter in another....”
– Video games: the addiction | From the Observer | The Observer
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“Two hunters are out in the woods when one of them collapses. He doesn’t...”
– World’s funniest joke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The world’s funniest joke is very morbid.
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“The guards, disease, starvation and exposure were not all that prisoners had to...”
– Someone needs to make a movie about this. Andersonville National Historic Site - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Romancing The Looky-Loos, by Dave Hickey →
essayist: This is a pretty bitchin’ essay about why artists feel they need to court the approval/attention of the general public. It features Waylon Jennings, so… get involved. (click to download)
Jan 14th
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“In a world where practically everything and anywhere is aestheticized, and...”
– A critical cold frame | things magazine things magazine is one of the best things on the Internet. The whole Internet.
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“Imagine: here was a young girl who was just becoming aware of our democracy;...”
– President Barack Obama (via soupsoup)
Jan 13th
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“Whether or not his speech will reorient the national conversation along...”
– Obama’s Speech in Tucson - Joshua Green - Politics - The Atlantic
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“Although pizza has some old Italian antecedents, American pizza as we know it...”
– Pizza effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jan 11th
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Jan 11th
“Freedom is the perfect New Year’s resolution, a simple productivity...”
– Thinking of trying this. I’m a little scared. Freedom - Windows and Mac Internet Blocking Software
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“It’s time to put to rest the idea that there is a basic adversarial relationship...”
– Museum 2.0: Open Letter to Arianna Huffington, Edward Rothstein, and Many Other Museum Critics (via artprize)
Jan 7th
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“I believe there’s a tremendous hunger for serious art criticism out there — it...”
– Total Eclipse of the Art: The Rise of Art News and the Crisis of Art Criticism - ARTINFO.com
Jan 6th
Jan 6th
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ArtPrize: Patton Oswalt and Sherrie Levine →
artprize: Sherrie Levine – Fountain (after Marcel Duchamp), 1991 Comedian Patton Oswalt recently wrote a piece for Wired called Wake Up, Geek Culture. Time to Die, about how the Internet blasts once-obscure nerd minutia into the mainstream. It’s 1/3 cranky, 1/3 brilliant, and 1/3 hilarious. He says, “Why create anything new when there’s a mountain of freshly excavated pop culture to recut,...
Jan 5th
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Jan 4th
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