In drawing on Internet secrets, Mr. Lang illuminates the contradictions in modern life, the contrasts drawn between what we reveal in heated comment threads and what we conceal in the real world.
The Yale Book of Quotations, drawing on Internet research and other novel methods, presents many examples of new discoveries of who first wrote or uttered famous sayings, when and where they first appeared, and what their original wordings were.
"As it turns out, that service draws on Internet bandwidth from hacked home Internet routers around the globe that are protected by little more than factory-default usernames and passwords," wrote Krebs in a blog post outlining his findings.
Teaching with the Times- Read the technology and other sections of The New York Times and clip articles about the Internet and/or articles that draw on Internet sources.
LulzSec, whose name draws on Internet slang for "laugh out loud," shot to prominence in mid-2011 with an eye-catching attack on PBS, whose Web site it defaced with an article claiming that the late rapper Tupac Shakur had been found alive in New Zealand.
Drawing on another Internet gimmick, a movie clip of Hitler, ranting in German, has been given fresh subtitles to show him responding to the "Cala Boca Galvão" phenomenon.
The science courses offered by some online high schools draw on multiple Internet sites that provide data, then lead students through an analysis.
The Syrian attempt to undermine Mr. Conroy's credibility by associating him with Mr. Belhaj draws on an Internet conspiracy theory developed at length in posts on two Web sites run by men who also claim that the attacks in New York and Washington on Sept. 11, 2001, were carried out by United States intelligence officials.
But unlike the new breed of compers who now spend all of their time trying to enter prize draws on the internet, Martin still resolutely scans cereal boxes and crisp packets looking for the next big win.
In addition, the class, as a whole, should discuss how the Internet has enhanced stamp collecting and other collecting ventures, drawing on specific examples from their Internet research, and imagining the different Internet features appropriate for other collectibles such as cars (e.g. video) or celebrity possessions (i.e. value is owner- rather than item-centered).
He, and his peers like Chino Amobi, Amnesia Scanner, Elysia Crampton and the Janus collective, revel in the access-all-areas freedom of the internet, drawing on everything from grime to musique concrete for their productions.
