Tag Archives: identity

Mobiles and Your Identity

Posted on March 12, 2008 by Christopher

Today I want to just briefly talk about the competition between Apple’s iPhone and Research in Motion’s Blackberry. I’m not going to bother with things like the aesthetics or the ease of using one over the other. Instead what I … Continue reading →

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Who Are You?

Posted on March 2, 2008 by Christopher

If you visit this blog, or any facet of my website, I can identify the IP addresses that have been here. From there I can backtrack and identify the geographic location(s) that my visitors are from and, if I really desire, … Continue reading →

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Education, Social Networks, and Privacy

Posted on August 31, 2007 by Christopher

In this post I want to consider privacy from a bit of a ‘weird’ point of view: What information do you want students to reveal to each other and yourself, and what do you want to reveal to them? What … Continue reading →

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Review of “National Identities and Communications Technologies” by Mark Poster

Posted on July 30, 2007 by Christopher

In this article Poster examines the process of globalization through the lens of culture. He is specifically interested in examining how cultural globalization and digital mediums intersect with the nation-state’s competencies. Decentralized networks have existed in some fashion or another … Continue reading →

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