One of the readings from this week, Weinberger’s Small Pieces Loosely Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web, really got me thinking about what the internet really is. I don’t think it’s a really tangible thing, like a book, so… Continue Reading
Copyright. Pirating. Plagiarism. Lawsuits. Distribution rights. This is the side of the business that I have no interest in. I’m not going to lie about it. It’s not that I don’t respect the importance of it, I really do. I… Continue Reading
I have two jobs and an internship outside of my classes at uni. One is the typical uni job, a retail gig where I make money for the bills. The other two are both based at websites. When I was… Continue Reading
This week at the symposium, I realised I made the right choice in not becoming a lawyer. All this talk of copyrights and defamation and offensive content is more than enough law talk for me! I found the idea ‘intent… Continue Reading
I have to say, if you’re looking for an effective way to get uni students to participate, bribing us with candy is a fantastic way to get that going. I’d like to request that this become a staple part of… Continue Reading
The idea I was most taken with at this week’s symposium was the abstract of “what is this?”. When Adrian picked up the book and asked us to explain to him how to read, it really made me think about… Continue Reading
Welcome back to my life RMIT. While half of our friends are in Byron to attend Splendour, Gemma Watts (AKA #gemkwatts) and I sit in our first Network Media class. This post is genuinely just to prove that I can,… Continue Reading