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
Category: aa sociology of information
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
The Intellectual World as Magazine Shop
Just back from “Family Weekend” at MIT (very well done, BTW) and catching up on things. The following appeared in the American Sociological Association‘s newsletter
