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*spark-online
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[ exploring electronic consciousness ]
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media >> t.v.
| online
| technology
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 *online
>> of
time, life, and americans
by robert marcom
"at
a time when small, cost-efficient companies seem to be the
most economical and responsive, large mega-media corporations
cling to the old strategy of bigger=cheaper=better."
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gap
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trends >> aliens
| astronomy
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 *aliens
>> certain
feelings of alienation
by paul t. riddell
"in
the past hundred years of books, movies, and television
programs about aliens, they’ve continued to mutate on
us, with serious implications for the future."
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| astronomy
>> hubble,
hubble toil and trouble by stephen
wacker |
behind
blown eyes >> on
computers, the internet, & future cataclysm
by john shirley |
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| e-publishing
>> the
future of publishing
by mj rose |
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gap
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discourse >> [amorous consciousness?]
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 *love
>> whats
love got to do with it?
by robert delamar
"love
in the 21st century, looks similar to love in the past.
Only the setting has changed. The 19th century "mail-order"
bride has become the 21st century "Internet romance."
Though the environment may change, love remains steadfast.
It will remain so into the foreseeable future..."
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naked
>> the
root of a military technology is a poser's dream
by jacob
Ørsted nielsen |
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e_society >>
religion | politics
| economics
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 *politics
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fate of a nation
by g.j. lau
"John
Lennon asked us to 'imagine there's no countries.' We
are still a long way from that, but the sovereignty of
a nation, the ability of a nation to operate with absolute
autonomy within its own borders, has been severely eroded
by the web of communications that casts its bright shining
light into even the darkest corners."
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| economics
>> sleepless
in seattle : the WTO version by
philippe E. duford |
| economics
>> the
"rumble in seattle" by
stephen van esch |
| religion
>> imagining
angels by jonathan schildbach |
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misc.(ing) >>
short story | cyber-poetry
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*life >> the
painter's life
by max podstolski
"i
am painting on a huge canvas laid out on the ground, in
a vast exhibition space with people walking by. The abstract
shapes in subdued and tasteful colours become representational,
then three-dimensional, and finally a neo-conceptual slice
of 'ordinary' life..."
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