Media and the War

She was “always the kid at the back of the class with the spiders in her pockets”. And she feels that people in Britain regard her as a Teletubby. Taken from the Guardian.

I was discussing on Kristen’s blog about how John Edwards added us as friends on Twitter. Of course it is quite unlikely that Mr Edwards himself is the one sitting by the computer, Twittering and blogging away, but it is a nice gesture nonetheless. On further investigation, it turns out that Barack Obama also has…

Britney Spears says: I’m no virgin. Mini digital cameras are proving to be the bane of bookshop owners and girls in locker rooms.

I can’t wait for Super Tuesday. It will settle a lot of things – knock out the remaining minnows and strengthen the frontrunners. It will allow everyone to focus on the stronger candidates and we’ll see the difference between Republicans and Democrats – not just infighting which can be quite off-putting. I still support Barack…

Just after posting my email virus warning, I was told the war has begun. I’m disappointed. But what’s been done can’t be undone. Ultimately, God alone will judge who was right. Not the world’s most powerful nation, not its allies or adversaries. Not the newspapers, cable networks or opinion polls. Not even the innocent people…

After work, I went with Kim to the last screening of Digital Compassion at the Substation garden, near Fat Frog’s. The films in general were not baaad, but I particularly liked Galen’s work for its depth as well as his effort in addressing the DC issue itself. Essentially, what is the relevance of technology, if…