Returned last night from a business trip to Boston, New York and Connecticut. It all went better than I had expected. Already mentioned my nice stay on Saturday at Tom Regan’s. Here’s the rest: Sunday: Spent the morning at a service in the Boston area, interviewing a file-sharing minister. Took Amtrak to Newark, NJ, Sunday […]
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Blogging from the road
This is probably the only posting I’ll be doing from the road on my trip back east. Got into Boston from Oakland early this evening. Upon “deplaning,” I learned that the frail-looking fellow with the hearing aid in the seat in front of me was Huston Smith, author of The History of Religion, among other […]
Debunking Internet hoaxes and scams
I’m quoted in today’s Chicago Tribune in Maureen Ryan’s article, Did you hear the one about men hunting women with paintballs? Lead: The story had sex, violence and, well, more sex. In other words, the “Hunting for Bambi” controversy was a dream come true for the news media and outraged commentators. Too bad it was […]
Back early from I-Law
So I’m back from the Internet Law conference at Stanford Law School already. It’s a worthy lineup and an endlessly fascinating subject being addressed over the course of five days. I had originally planned on spending two full days in Palo Alto, but personal business and a looming deadline on my book project both intervened. […]
Reason or treason? ‘Free speech has limits’
This must be Southern Old Media day here at New Media Musings. Besides the Richmond Times Dispatch, I’m also quoted in a thoughtful piece in today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Reason or treason? Free speech has limits, advocates of war argue. (Incidentally, I couldn’t find this story because the piece-o’-crap Access Atlanta site has no editorial search […]