Category: aa sociology of information

OK, a naive meditation on three modes of paying attention to the world. Pretend you are a politician, perhaps a senator or member of congress.

This week KALW is launching its new local digital magazine to complement their broadcast work.  The new site has a way for community leaders to

Check out Graham Webster’s excellent blog for some insightful essays on topics not unrelated to those I’m writing about here. It’s called:infopolitics/ While reading through

As the year wraps up I’m going over unpublished drafts of posts.  Came across this one from September that hints at (or at least resonates

Alas, it turns out that I (and my Bangalore colleague) may not be able to claim coinage of the term “infermation” as introduced in a

Noted with interest: “Taking Mental Snapshots to Plumb Our Inner Selves*.”  A UNLV psych professor, R. Hurlburt, tries to do some systematic phenomenology by having