As we migrated to MuseHack, I got to review past series, and by review I mean suddenly discover the insane amount of links I had to check and reconfigure. This got me looking back at my own attempts to Kill … Continue reading
http://www.theverge.com/2013/6/13/4427070/at-the-cable-show-an-industry-fights-cord-cutting-with-technology The politics and alliances are interesting. As a person who cut the cord (more tomorrow), seeing it from the outside is fascinating. – Steve … Continue reading
(Guest post by Carrie Bailey) I write. Some people would say I’m a self-published author looking to go the traditional route with my next book, but I like to think of my self as an amateur author ready to go … Continue reading
I don’t always agree with Jaron Lanier, but he has a way of really making you think. In this case he looks at the impacts of the digital economy (more specifically, negative ones), and how to fix them. Jaron Lanier’s … Continue reading
Overall, I can’t say I agree with the idea of the “Cult of the Amateur” by Andrew Keen, a book with the humble subtitle “How Internet Is Killing Our culture.” I don’t think the internet is killing our culture (we … Continue reading
It’s no secret a lot of recent Salon articles have been negative towards self publishing. Hugh Howey takes a broader view on why it’s great. He notes it may not be perfect, but it’s one where you hone your craft … Continue reading