In the most recent New Yorker, a short story, “Brother on Sunday” by A.M. Holmes, opens with a woman on the phone: “Are you sure?”
Category: aa sociology of information
Fundamentals: information, society, and economy
Provocative short piece on Keynes in NYT Magazine today: “The Remedist” by Robert Skidelsky. At issue is the question of just what it was that
What Goes on Page One?
I am today working on a chapter called “Learning to be a Node” about how we need to be socialized into our roles as nodes
Equality, Information and the Courts Redux: The Dan Rather Report
Dan Rather’s lawsuit against CBS isback in the news*. The gist of the suit is Rather’s claim that the network allowed political considerations (over his
Notification on your Blackberry
A textbook perfect example of notification appeared on the front page of the NYT business section today. Geraldine Fabrikant tells the story of Sallie Krawcheck’s
Where Does the Information Go? Preserving a Sense of History
In the last few days I’ve read a number of blog posts and letters to the editor in which the writers expressed discomfort (a kind
