Forget Social Etiquette
The Washington Post shut one of its blogs yesterday, saying it had drawn too many personal attacks, profanity and hate mail directed at the paper's ombudsman. The closing was the second by a major newspaper in recent months. An experiment in allowing the public to edit editorials in The Los Angeles Times lasted just two days in June before it was shut because pornographic material was being posted on the site. "Because a significant number of folks who have posted in this blog have refused to follow any of those relatively simple rules, we've decided not to allow comments for the time being," Mr. Brady wrote. "Transparency and reasoned debate are crucial parts of the Web culture, and it's a disappointment to us that we have not been able to maintain a civil conversation, especially about issues that people feel strongly (and differently) about."
Paper Decides to Close Blog, Citing Vitriol The NY Times, January 20, 2006
Track children electronically
In front of her gated apartment complex, Courtney Payne, a 9-year-old fourth grader with dark hair pulled tightly into a ponytail, exits a yellow school bus. Moments later, her movement is observed by Alan Bragg, the local police chief, standing in a windowless control room more than a mile away. Chief Bragg is not using video surveillance. Rather, he watches an icon on a computer screen. The icon marks the spot on a map where Courtney got off the bus, and, on a larger level, it represents the latest in the convergence of technology and student security. Here in a growing middle- and working-class suburb just north of Houston, the effort is undergoing its most ambitious test. The Spring Independent School District is equipping 28,000 students with ID badges containing computer chips that are read when the students get on and off school buses. The information is fed automatically by wireless phone to the police and school administrators.
In Texas, 28,000 Students Test an Electronic Eye The NY Times, November 17, 2004
Τα κομμάτια αυτά ειναι στο τμήμα του site: Cources of Cyberculture!!
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το πρώτο κομμάτι λέει ότι οι Los Angeles Times έκλεισαν τα comments στο blog τους (μετά από 2 μέρες πειράματος)καθώς ο κόσμος αποδείχθηκε ανώριμος να χρησιμοποιήσει το μέσο για ανοιχτο. δημόσιο διάλογο και το φόρτωναν με πορνό και βρισιές.
Το 2ο κομμάτι περιγράφει ένα πιλοτικό πρόγραμμα σ ένα σχολείο έξω από το houston όπου τα παιδιά κουβαλάνε ένα chipάκι μαζί τους που επιτρέπει στην αστυνομία και στη διεύθυνση του σχολείου να κάνει monitoring της γεωγραφικής τους θέσης (security reasons)
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