A short introduction to the semantic web. All source material is on the Digital Bazaar wiki: http://wiki.digitalbazaar.com/en/sema…
iPads on Campus
Their arrival sparks a debate among campus CIOs over whether colleges should start giving out Apple’s much-ballyhooed computing tablet to students.
iPad Stats: Over 300,000 Sold on First Day, 1 Million Apps Downloaded
from Mashable! by Stan Schroeder
Conan O?Brian on why iPad is amazing
from CyberJournalist.net by Jon
Arab World: iPad Fever Grips Arabia
?Got my iPad :D? tweets Khalid Alsudairy, a 22-year-old Saudi student studying in Boston.
Soon enough, the news travels across the region, with well wishers congratulating him on the feat. Saudi tech blog iPhad (Ar) takes a step further and interviews Alsudairy as being ?among the first Arabs to own an iPad.?
The era of cyberespionage. Yawn.
from FP Passport by Kayvan Farzaneh
Internet news threatens traditional news channels, but what about print?
The term ‘journalism’ is a large umbrella covering the multitude of media and topics that come under its shelter. Indeed, branding ‘journalists’ as but a single breed of professional would be to ignore the differences between what a broadcaster, to say a newspaper columnist, does on a daily basis.
Reporters Without Borders Issues ‘Enemies of the Internet’ List
On March 12, 2010, Reporters Without Borders celebrated World Day Against Cyber Censorship. The goal of the event was to rally everyone in support of a single Internet that is unrestricted and accessible to all. It is also meant to draw attention to the fact that, by creating new spaces for exchanging ideas and information, the Internet is a force for freedom. However, more and more governments have realized this and are reacting by trying to control the Internet.
All 10 tactics content is now online
Today, the final bit of content from Tactical Tech’s most recent project, ‘10 tactics for turning information into action‘, went online for the public to view and download.
Exclusive: Inside YouTube?s War Room
from Mashable! by Ben Parr
How Technology Changed American Politics in the Internet Age
The 2008 U.S. presidential campaign drew the attention of the world. In the aftermath, the Obama campaign’s use of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter were widely credited with helping secure the historic victory of President Barack Obama.
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