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Pour Some Coffee On Me
Having passed the initial "OMG ravaged by french harlots" phase and ollied the "even instant tastes acceptable now" moment, my bed has transformed into a giant velcro objects which only desists in its magnetism when faced with a fiendishly caffeinated beverage ( Read more... ) -
The Revolution Will Be Trivialised
Discussions of the "Twitter revolution" indicate a form of black & white thinking which pervaded worldwide discussion of the Iran election fraud in lieu of the steady availability of verifiable information. Social networks facilitated open discussion and media sharing, but these facets alone do not make a revolution. The revolution itself took ( Read more... ) -
Raw
Sitting on the steps. Surrounded by fallen placards. We screamed ourselves raw because our kings had gone insane.
And now they dine on truffles while we skirmish in the streets, blaming our brothers for losing our unwinnable war. The only way to win is, truly, not to play. Only the silent have saved their voice, only to hide in shadow.
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Yahoo: Naive, Exploitative, Contrived
While I never explicitly signed up for a Yahoo! account, those of you who have my email address may be vaguely aware that my email provider is owned by Yahoo! and, as such, requires me to use a Yahoo! profile in order to check my email ( Read more... ) -
You can't say that on Facebook!
You cannot submit any of the following lines as Facebook company or community pages ( Read more... ) -
How to make a submission on measures to increase accountability and transparency for RC material
How to make a submission on measures to increase accountability and transparency for Refused Classification material ( Read more... ) -
Get Involved: Request for an R18+ Classification for Computer Games
Hi all,
Grow Up Australia have made it easier for you to have your say about the Australian Government's refusal to create an R18+ classification for games ( Read more... ) -
Murdoch to Internet: "Goodbye Cruel World!"
News Corp to charge for all news websites
"The digital revolution has opened many new and inexpensive methods of distribution," Mr Murdoch said.
"But it has not made content free. Accordingly we intend to charge for all our news websites," he said.
Per the linked Business Spectator article, Murdoch considers his tabloid newspapers and propaganda ( Read more... )