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New Design
I finally settled on Bloglines for the Blogroll and Del.icio.us for my Links. I have been using Bloglines for over a year now as my main RSS Reader and have been extremely satisfied with it. I tired several other solutions but nothing gave me the ease of use and features that Bloglines offer.
Del.icio.us is rather new to me, but, a solution I have been needing for years. Social Bookmarking is clearly a step in the right direction for a Netizen.
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GONEWS Netizen Awards
Alex leads the fierce competition in GONEWS NETIZEN AWARDS 2008 poll Alex and Seotaiji, the rock legendary singer who just re-appeared in the music industry are leading the votes from the netizens (the word comes from “Internet” and “Citizens”, basically means “Internet users”). As we can see from the picture above, Alex is leading by 3 votes from Seotaiji. (YAY!!!) Seotaiji recently released his album, and not to forget the ETP Rock Festival a few weeks ago. But as we know, after “We Go
theorycast.47 :: “Not My Problem” & other Singaporean citizen dilemmas
Here are my thoughts on the government’s New Media engagement and the qualities of the disaffected Singaporean netizen. This discussion refers to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s recent National Day Rally Speech, with particular emphasis on the newly formed “Advisory Council on the Impact of New Media on Society” (AIMS) and their consultation paper on liberalizing Internet regulations in Singapore. I focus solely on the e-engagement chapter of this paper, exploring how Singaporeans interac
40 Days and 40 Nights With Missouri's Homeless
Missouri Netizen
Day 4, Entry 3 -- In the thick of it at Invesco Field
Afro-Netizen is not on the DNCC's official list of credentialed blogs presently, despite the fact that as I type this post with my blazing hot MacBook burning my lap, I am sitting amidst 32 other credentialed bloggers feverishly snarking away from the air conditioned skybox of Invesco Field high above the delegates and other Democratic riff-raff with my yellow Blogger Access credential stapled to my chest. So while Afro-Netizen may be invisible to the DNC, I appreciate the fact that the Obama
Finally at Invesco, feeling like a sardine (but happy to be here to witness history)
4:30 PM: What an adventure getting into here this was. After meeting up with Chris Rabb of Afro-Netizen, we waited in line outside of the Hyatt to catch a delegate bus to the stadium. The line was massive and it was hot out there. All of a sudden an "out of service" city bus pulled up on the adjacent corner and the door opened and a cop stepped out and waved us over and we hopped on and were taken to Invesco. Driving in, the number of people lined up in the hot sun to get in was enormous. I saw
Finally at Invesco, feeling like a sardine (but happy to be here to witness history)
4:30 PM: What an adventure getting into here this was. After meeting up with Chris Rabb of Afro-Netizen, we waited in line outside of the Hyatt to catch a delegate bus to the stadium. The line was massive and it was hot out there. All of a sudden an "out of service" city bus pulled up on the adjacent corner and the door opened and a cop stepped out and waved us over and we hopped on and were taken to Invesco. Driving in, the number of people lined up in the hot sun to get in was enormous. I saw
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