radical transparency.” In short, Kirkpatrick argues that Zuckerberg believes that people will be better off if they make themselves transparent. Not only that, society will be better off. (We’ll ignore the fact that Facebook’s purse strings may be better off too.) My encounters with Zuckerberg lead me to believe that he genuinely believes this, he genuinely believes that society will be better off if people make themselves transparent

From Dec 2006. News from on the ground can be uncensored and immediate.

Part of Stanford Web Cred Research. A table of 10 guidelines,

from a commercial UK web design and consulting site

the study of computers as persuasive technology. The blog is the most interesting section.

An OV page

Gorman goes back to the interplay of print = Authority and net does not. Good entry point to the main issues: "Print does not necessarily bestow authenticity, and an increasing number of digital resources do not, by themselves, reflect an increase in exp

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