"Various entities are competing for institutional competence and legitimacy," observed Andrew L. Shapiro, the author of "The Control Revolution Public Affairsrs, 1999), which examines the Internet's social impact.
From television in East Germany to the Twitter-powered Green Revolution in Iran, he examines the Internet's evolving role in activism, dissent and authoritarian regimes.
It examines the Internet, robotics, Facebook, MySpace, Second Life, any digital place where the question comes up, "What does it mean to be alone and to be together?" I think that's a very important question for our time.
Starring Lil Bub and Bub's owner, Mike Bridavsky, along with Grumpy Cat, Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat, and meme-manager supreme Ben Lashes, the movie follows the life and times of Bub and examines the internet cat phenomenon with an amazing soundtrack that features Spiritualized, Vernon Elliott, Mort Garson, Steve Reich, and Integrity.
Starring Lil Bub, Bub's owner Mike Bridavsky along with Grumpy Cat, Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat and meme manager supreme Ben Lashes, the movie follows the life and times of Bub and examines the internet cat phenomenon with an amazing soundtrack that features Spiritualized, Vernon Elliott, Mort Garson, Steve Reich and Integrity.
Starring Lil Bub and Bub's owner, Mike Bridavsky, along with Grumpy Cat, Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat and meme-manager supreme Ben Lashes, the movie follows the life and times of Bub and examines the internet cat phenomenon with an amazing soundtrack that features Spiritualized, Vernon Elliott, Mort Garson, Steve Reich and Integrity.
Starring Lil Bub and Bub's owner, Mike Bridavsky, along with Grumpy Cat, Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat, and meme-manager supreme Ben Lashes, Lil Bub & Friendz follows the life and times of Bub and examines the internet-cat phenomenon, in general.
A RECENT article on ArtThreat.net examined the Internet mini-sensation of the graffiti artist Banksy's animation intro for "The Simpsons".
While lauding the Justice Department and the Illinois group for a good-faith effort to examine the Internet wiretap system, the computer experts said that that study was designed too narrowly to answer the most pressing questions.
But security experts examining the internet of things take as a given that the US and other surveillance services will intercept the signals the newly networked devices emit, much as they do with those from cellphones.
The most ambitious is a study by Media Metrix, which examined the Internet sites of Super Bowl advertisers to measure the average number of daily unique visitors (people who visit a Web site) before and after the game.
