"We The People"

Friday, April 13, 2007

Doomed to a Life of Mediocrity

On the great deal of the American public : Have we been doomed to a life of mediocrity within the dinosaur mind ? Has our gift of advancement become sterile to the point of no restoration ? As of now, I have been reading CRN magazine, it has been a source of writing as have others and topics that I subscribe to by Google & Yahoo alerts. The gap between the rich and the poor is growing wider as I write and what will I do about it. I refuse to accept a fate of being doomed to a life of mediocrity for I do not believe in fate or luck. This being a beginning..

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Is Web 2.0 all that innovative ?

Is Web 2.0 all that innovative? by ZDNet's Larry Dignan -- Peter Rip has heard the last call for what technology history buffs may refer to as the "Web 2.0 period." It came in the form of an adjacent conversation when Rip was having lunch. In a nutshell a young 30 something was explaining to a 50 something the generic Web 2.0 company template. It's the equivalent [...]

Friday, March 16, 2007

How Media Can Be Defined

Media is defined as a powerful medium that shows the world the reality of the happenings that happen in almost all parts of the world.

Even today, media is a medium which is greatly trusted. The happenings that happen in the streets or the news from the space or the achievements of the modern science or the new inventions, all these are a part of the society.

Media is a medium that not only gives us knowledge of many subjects but in these days of electronic journalism, it enables us to see at the earliest face to face to these. Media which is hundred percent linked with social works, is a profession that has always faced the challenges that stood before it. But in the present age, when we talk of globalization and liberalism in the world and there is being polarisation the war and terrorism are the standing dangers before the world. At such a critical time the responsibility of the media increases many fold.

Monday, March 12, 2007

Saturday, March 03, 2007

Our television lives - Our lives with TV

We,as the American people spend far too much time spent on the reliance of Television. Being the tabloids and the entertainment industry that are the public. Since the turn of the century and the invention of film, the American public has been lead to believe that the Hollywood media is of any kind of importance to the future education of our children. Hundreds of channels imposing their thoughts upon us but if we only watch. Why do we do this ? Why have we allowed ourselves to be imposed upon in such a manner ? Do we not have anything else better to be doing with our time spent here on Earth ? We find so-called celebrities speaking their minds as if it were their own thoughts. More likely than not it was read in an newspaper. At one time, I heard a question posed to an Olympian athlete, it was - What "Star" (celebrity) would you like to be ? RE : I would not want to be a "Star", they should want to be me. The Olympian being real as opposed to Star being an illusion. An illusion created by ourselves,the American people. The Media Monster we have created and built to serve us. Now we serve it.

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