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...Gottsche said that while Just-a-Start would continue to search vigorously for charitable funding and corporate support—which he said has dropped off dramatically in recent years, despite the use of the Internet??he was not optimistic about its prospects and feared further rounds of cuts...
...Iowa crowd last year to the rising price of arugula (as opposed, one imagines, to iceberg lettuce or a nice thick T-bone) was touted by many as proof of his elitist disconnect from middle America. The official comment that John McCain was “aware of the Internet?? was neatly transfigured into an image of the Republican as an old fogey hunt-and-pecking at his dusty Underwood...
...Another of those modern comforts comes into view when one or another techie CEO implies that the Internet??s crawl around the globe has been to its unqualified great benefit and enlightenment. But few who have read through the hateful comments under YouTube videos could endorse this Panglossian perspective on the new media; the web has for many some evident kinks and tangles...
...culture, language and narrative.” Whether or not this allusion was worked in to apologize for the project’s flawed final product, it’s not off the mark: “A Million Penguins” has much to say about the Internet??s still-shrouded dynamics...
...cats would not count. In the real world, if someone approached a passerby on the street and offered to trade a red paperclip for his or her house, he would probably be ignored, or laughed at, or punched in the face. But, somehow, such encounters are possible on the Internet??and the Internet came alive at MIT this past Friday and Saturday at the first-ever conference for Internet phenomena: ROFLCon. ROFLCon’s mere existence is worthy of a big fat star on the timeline of cultural history. The Internet meme, which is anything...