Internet pr0n vs. 1960s smut
Ran across this post-Christmas column Why Most Men Aren’t Man enough to Handle […]
Category: readings
A look into The Wronged Man.
Nieman Storyboard graciously allowed me to write about why I like Andrew Corsello’s […]
Even kids will read papers if…
I sometimes throw parts of the newspaper at my kids (using the print […]
Two novels on religion and America
By chance have read two novels lately that deal with the role of […]
The hacker as juvenile delinquent
The hacker as juvenile delinquent is an old meme. Hackers today are organized […]
We hate Apple now. Or do we?
Apple seems to have a worm inside it. At least, that’s the perception. […]
Science, the endangered species
My first freelance piece of the New Year, Why science is fragile (it’s […]
Saturday reads
Started my morning in bed, finishing a galley copy of Mr g,, Alan […]
Managing human difference
Different remains divisive, or at least remarkable, even in East Coast Blue states […]
Saturday A.M. reading
This Business Week article on Amazon.com and Jeff Bezos, entitled ‘The Omnivore’ in […]