Pass?© at v?¶re online – Tjek.dk A trend analyst bureau called firstmove.dk predicts that the new cool thing, in the next years, will be NOT being available on Facebook, SMS, blogs, email, etc. (tags: trends offline dansk Danish)

Today I’m teaching for the very last time before my sabbatical! I still have weeks of administration and report-writing and grading to do before the semester’s done, but this is certainly a milestone on the way to my sabbatical. Wow, just imagine, […]

S¸ddeutsche Zeitung Magazin: Meine wilde Seite A series of Germans photographed with their World of Warcraft and Second Life avatars. “In Computerspielen laufen Tausende von Trollen, Elfen und Zauberern herum. Wer verbirgt sich eigentlich dahinter?” (tags: deutsch WoW SecondLife avatars photography) Klar […]

I got this on email, so don’t know where it came from or who made it [update: my commenters do though, read the comments to find out], but it’s kinda cute. We’re back from the states, had a wonderful trip! Bergen is […]

Poetry used to be a closed circuit, Emily Warn is saying. She runs PoetryFoundation.org, a site that has a couple of hundred million in funding, that just won a Webby – they have thousands of poems, classic and contemporary poems chosen for […]

Kate Hayles‘ keynote here at The Future of Electronic Literature (ELO2007) discusses why literature departments and programs should and in fact need to incorporate electronic literature in their curriculum. Here are my notes from her talk.

From a course at MIT called From Print to Digital: Technologies of the World, I found the following papers that I really want to read. Grafton, Anthony. “Introduction to the AHR Forum: How Revolutionary Was the Print Revolution?” American Historical Review 107 […]

Crablaw’s Maryland Weekly: Take Back the Blog! Host Page “The Take Back the Blog! Blogswarm supports the rights of women to participate fully in all aspects of our society, including specifically online in the world of blogging but indeed everywhere and at […]

Heikki HolmÂs linked to a report about how Norway grants short visit visas to family members in comparison to other Schengen countries (for instance, Norway refuses 54% of Pakistani visitors visas, which is much higher than Schengen), and I discovered to my […]