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There are few hackers here. And most soldiers are ordinary people running on social media. So when, BreakingTweets reported CNN was quoting the Iranian Government as saying that the “West is engaged in a Cyber War against Iran,” it does beg that question: “Are we engaged in Cyber War?” Go around the Interwebs and Boing [...]
Given yesterday, we were talking about how the Internet ought to be a human right, how lately twitter has been buzzing with Iranian elections and how Filipinos have been using Facebook and Twitter to get our point of view across, this tedtalk by Clay Shirky asks a very important question: “How can we best make [...]
From Hemley to Locsin to Quezon and all they’ve called to arms in the real world and here on cyberspace, from Facebook to Twitter— you know who you are, We did it! We actually did it! Wow! You can read it on Business Mirror (thanks @bigenya for the heads up!), Palace revisits ‘Book Blockade’ after drawing flak from UN or [...]
Manny Pacquiao is a singularity. Even before this Pacquiao-Hatton fight, we can feel Pacquiao’s event horizon pull everything in. Philippine Government business in Congress now stands still as Las Vegas becomes the center of the Philippine universe. And when the bell is rung in Las Vegas and Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton trade blows, the [...]
I recently skimmed through noted Filipino blogger Manuel L Quezon III‘s apology for an apparently ill-thought-out remark he published on his Facebook page that is related to this whole Chip Tsao triviality currently raging across the Philippine blogosphere. So armed with just a superficial knowledge of this little affair I might step up and throw [...]
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