Interesting Links, August 4, 2010
Here are links I found interesting on August 4, 2010:
- Topic of Cancer – Christopher Hitchen writes about his battle with cancer. Best wishes, Hitch!
- Anger and The Aftermath – "Not everyone who poops on you is bad; not everyone who saves you from poop is good; if you are up to your neck in poop, for heaven’s sake, keep your mouth shut." Great blog post about anger and social media. Read more on QuinnCreative. Thanks to @EstherSchindler for sharing the link.
- Kasell, Hemmert join Radio Hall of Fame’s Class of 2010 – "National Public Radio veteran Carl Kasell and Chicago rock radio icon Terri Hemmert will be among this year’s inductees in the National Radio Hall of Fame. But once again, voters have snubbed two of America’s pioneering shock jocks — Howard Stern and Steve Dahl — denying them entry in the Chicago-based shrine." Congratulations! Read more on blogs.vocalo.org.
- The Book Bench: Too Hard Not to Cheat in the Internet Age? – "Excusing plagiarism as some sort of modern-day academic mash-up won’t teach students anything more than to how lie and get away with it. We should be teaching students how to produce original work…" Read more by Elizabeth Minkle in The New Yorker.
- NOT Sarah Palin’s Friends – "The Facebook posts Palin doesn't want you to see." Sarah Palin's Facebook page is screened and wall posts are removed regularly. John Dickerson at Slate tells you about the deleted wall posts, captured through a special software program before they are deleted. Sarah Palin, made to look like a gift from God. It makes me sick. On Slate.com.
- Would You Like Some Help? – Remember Clippy?
- 5 reasons why people hate Apple – "Every company has its opponents, but Apple really gets people worked up. Some people hate Apple a lot, more than they hate Nazis or Smurfs. They leave angry comments on Apple blogs. Based on my extensive observations of the species, Apple-haters fall into five categories. If you're an Apple-hater, which one of these categories do you fit in?" By Mitch Wagoner. Read more on Computerworld.
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