At PodCamp Toronto yesterday, one of the intriguing sessions was Brad Buset’s presentation about privacy, and how there needs to be more awareness of how much information we’re disclosing via social networks. It’s an issue that has been lost in the shuffle amid the excitement about sharing [...]
Posts Tagged ‘internet’
The Virtual Revolution
BBC – The Virtual Revolution – 3D Interactive Documentary Explorer. This is a great series of documentaries summarising the history of the web. A must see! No need to register on the BBC website, the videos are free[...]
Goodbye free online newspapers?
I don’t think so. But click here and read the article. The end is so true… Why people would pay to read a particular newspaper online, if they can find free news on other websites? Unless they *really* read that newspaper *only*, most people will definitely save their money and find free[...]
Internet: Pro & Cons
The very first time I went online was in 1996. Wow, more than 10 years ago. It sounds crazy now. Ever since, the internet grew exponentially and users found out it was very nice to have ‘friends’ from all over the world, people you may never meet for real, but you could “talk to” online, [..[...]


