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sadburro: CHALCHIUHTLICUE Bailo al ritmo de las corrientes que dejo correr libremente. Soy tu guía cuando navegas y de mis manos te doy vida nueva. Soy tan rica que, para verme, cuento con grandes espejos, Pues soy la Diosa de lagos, ríos y todos sus reflejos. I dance to the rhythm of the currents that…
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Pummelvision Pummelvision flashes your life before your eyes using photos from around the web, grabbing images from your Flickr, Tumblr, Facebook page, Dropbox, or DailyBooth source.
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Pummelvision
Pummelvision Pummelvision flashes your life before your eyes using photos from around the web, grabbing images from your Flickr, Tumblr, Facebook page, Dropbox, or DailyBooth source.
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Confessions of Another Gamer Chick: Pokemon Black And White Become Fastest DS Game To Sell 5 Million Units In Japan
Confessions of Another Gamer Chick: Pokemon Black And White Become Fastest DS Game To Sell 5 Million Units In Japan gamerchickconfessions: Pokemon Black and White have become the fastest game for the Nintendo DS to have sold 5 million units in Japan. Black and White were already deemed the best-selling game in Japan for 2010.…
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As Morozov points out, don’t expect corporations like Google to liberate anyone anytime soon. Google did business in China for four years before economic conditions and censorship demands — not human rights concerns — forced it out. And it is telling that both Twitter and Facebook have refused to join the Global Network Initiative, a…
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As Morozov points out, don’t expect corporations like Google to liberate anyone anytime soon. Google did business in China for four years before economic conditions and censorship demands — not human rights concerns — forced it out. And it is telling that both Twitter and Facebook have refused to join the Global Network Initiative, a…
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Such was the work-around required by the censorship practiced by America’s corporate gatekeepers. You’d almost think these news-starved Americans were Iron Curtain citizens clandestinely trying to pull in the jammed Voice of America signal in the 1950s — or Egyptians desperately seeking Al Jazeera after Mubarak disrupted its signal last week. Wallflowers at the Revolution…
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Among cyber-intellectuals in America, a fascinating debate has broken out about whether social media can do as much harm as good in totalitarian states like Egypt. In his fiercely argued new book, “The Net Delusion,” Evgeny Morozov, a young scholar who was born in Belarus, challenges the conventional wisdom of what he calls “cyber-utopianism.” Among…
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Among cyber-intellectuals in America, a fascinating debate has broken out about whether social media can do as much harm as good in totalitarian states like Egypt. In his fiercely argued new book, “The Net Delusion,” Evgeny Morozov, a young scholar who was born in Belarus, challenges the conventional wisdom of what he calls “cyber-utopianism.” Among…
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