Archive for the 'Shaping' Category
Everyone Makes Mistakes
I have been using Yahoo! mail for about 8 years or so and was a little surprised to see an error message when I attempted to log-in this afternoon.
Personally, I like the informal tone of the message and I have absolutely no doubt that the alarms are literally “blaring in the basement” right now. Also, […]
Here is a brief history of the Internet in bullet list format:
DoD develops ARPANET, the first operational packet switching network.
Several networks merge and TCP/IP become the approved protocol of ARPANET.
ISPs start springing up along with Usenet, e-mail, other peer-to-peer and peer-to-many apps.
Hypertext springs up and we see the World Wide Web emerging along with Web […]
Shaping of Technologies
Driving in to work this morning, I was suddenly struck by the complexity of communication technologies when an NPR host began reading through a set of e-mails she had received as part of the show’s programming.
NPR has what I feel to be, one of the premiere Web sites fueled by audio programming. They stream […]

