Food for Thought
There's been a pause in this blog as I work on my proposal for the Vermont Arts Council Art of Action Project. That work also includes a blog, which is being updated far more than this one at the moment. See here.
But today, I stumbled upon this meaty piece by Andrew Keen about the Internet. It is, IMHO a must read.
Confessions of an Internet Iconoclast. You have to scroll down a bit to find it.
After reading it, I was reminded of my ever-so-often-recurring thought about television: it could have been such a wonderful thing.
Still, I am an IA (internet aficionado) and likely always will be. But, at the same time, I agree completely with Andrew!
But today, I stumbled upon this meaty piece by Andrew Keen about the Internet. It is, IMHO a must read.
Confessions of an Internet Iconoclast. You have to scroll down a bit to find it.
After reading it, I was reminded of my ever-so-often-recurring thought about television: it could have been such a wonderful thing.
Still, I am an IA (internet aficionado) and likely always will be. But, at the same time, I agree completely with Andrew!
Labels: Andrew Keen, dumbing-down, free media, Internet, professional photographers
posted by Clair at
6:59 AM
1 Comments:
I don't know if that's all true. I think older forms of media are creating their own downfall…Newspapers have become nothing more than sensational gossip columns (even on a local level) and the music industry suffers from rebellion by its own musicians, not just "kleptos"! There's always people who will find a tool and just try to sell it, but the rest of us will use the tool to build a house!
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