Yoblogger’s Eming Piansay and Jazmyne Young pontificate on the future new Apple product— the iPad, and their future hopes of one day snagging a iBoy… more »

Twitter, is a site that allows users to communicate by constantly updating their status based on the question “what are you doing?” It has… more »

Study says Twitter screws with your moral compass… YoBlogger says..”Nuh uhhhh!”

imes have changed. The eloquently written love notes of yesteryear probably won’t get you very far these days when it comes to serenading that special… more »

So, New America Media is on a slide in the Women’s Voices and Media Policy panel, the Free Press presenter is talking about the importance… more »

I tend to live in the past because most of my life is there.—Herb Caen Just a few days ago, I underwent something shady. The girl… more »

How can one man move the majority of the country to vote for him? One man can’t, but his network can.

Andrew Lam, also of NAM, makes the top group as well. He covered the Democratic National Convention and other top stories from his post as… more »

The Internet has become a vehicle for enforcing a loosely defined but highly volatile set of principles through fear, shame and sometimes violence.

Without reaching out, without putting their arms around [new reality] and accept people with their capacity to be news gatherers there will be many news… more »

Ever since the Internet’s stock bubble burst at the end of the 90’s and some of the most powerful companies on Wall Street were reduced… more »

So, MySpace deleted my picture. It was poo. Poo that somehow violated the terms of use. WHAT?? The MySpace security bots sent me a sweet little… more »

YO! Vlogger’s Eming Piansay and Jazmyne Young discuss the possibility of a $800 Macbook, and remember old iBooks from the distant, distant past. —Jazmyne Young… more »

An article in the Chosun Ilbo raises the issue of Internet based rumors and their effect on Korea, pointing to the recent anti-US beef protests… more »

A couple of peices in today’s Korea Times point to the growing impact of Internet technology on Korean society.