Recommended readings on politics, media and technology
Do yourself a favor by reading up some really good stuff on the web.
Plenty of stuff available, but I suggest the following:
On politics
Time.com has an analytical piece on America’s left-ward shift, and by left-ward, it is towards US-style liberalism.
More about this reemergence of US liberalism from The American Prospect.
A reality-check on Obama-mania and the new face of US imperialism, comes from Dr. Carol P. Araullo, a BusinessWorld columnist and chair of the multisectoral umbrella Bayan.
On media and technology
In “Not exactly mainstream”, journalist Kenneth Guda tracks the triumphs and travails of Pinoy Weekly, a weekly tabloid-turned-online magazine as they face the world of “mainstream” media.
Read this newly-published guide that documents “the dynamics of the role of mobile phones in enhancing access to and creating information and citizen-produced media”.
Still from Mobileactive.org: Mobile surveillance: A primer for those who want to be free from spying through mobiles.
Finally, have some fun with these Sarah Palin jokes, courtesy of Santos Reports.
Recommended readings on politics, media and technology
Do yourself a favor by reading up some really good stuff on the web.
Plenty of stuff available, but I suggest the following:
On politics
On media and technology
Finally, have some fun with these Sarah Palin jokes, courtesy of Santos Reports.
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