Oct 13, 2007
One of the most serious issues of our time - pardon the pun - is
the FCC's unconstitutional crackdown on broadcasting for allegedly
"indecent" programming. The heavy fines levied by the FCC
made it impossible for Howard Stern to continue on traditional
radio. He had to watch everything he said.
Fortunately,
Oct 13, 2007
Marshall McLuhan died on the last day of 1980 - not only years
before there was micro-blogging and blogging, but a few years
before e-mail and commenting on Web pages.
In 1986, I wrote a piece for the IEEE Transactions of Professional
Communications entitled
Marshall McLuhan and Computer Conferencing, in which...
Oct 13, 2007
I wrote the following on another
blog back in March. In view of the growing number of
Ron Paul supporters - people who believe we should take the
Constitution and its restrictions on government seriously - and Al
Gore's winning the Nobe Prize yesterday, my modest proposal
that we should work to support the best...