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Monday, September 1, 2008
Sarah-Her February 2007 Netroot VP Draft, the Barbie Action Figure, and The Two Dozen Movies You've Seen Her In A 21-year-old conservative netrooter launched the Palin for GOP VP 18 months ago. Will there be a Barbie Doll? See what movies you've already seen Palin in (kind of)
Monday, September 1, 2008Sarah-Her February 2007 Netroot VP Draft, the Barbie Action Figure, and The Two Dozen Movies You've Seen Her In A 21-year-old conservative netrooter launched the Palin for GOP VP 18 months ago. Will there be a Barbie Doll? See what movies you've already seen Palin in (kind of)
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Censuring Online Comstockery Our unquestioned censorship of online sex related content and images opens doors to corporate powers over our cultural knowledge. The NYT potent use of the word "comstockery" on 12/12/1895, 115 years ago today, sheds valuable lessons for us now.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010Censuring Online Comstockery Our unquestioned censorship of online sex related content and images opens doors to corporate powers over our cultural knowledge. The NYT potent use of the word "comstockery" on 12/12/1895, 115 years ago today, sheds valuable lessons for us now.
