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Sunday, September 24, 2006 |
Harvard: "Welcome to the course website for Law in the Court of Public Opinion. This course is being offered jointly in the Harvard Law School and the Harvard Extension School in the fall semester, 2006.
If we do say so ourselves, the course will be unlike any that has ever been taught. It is a course in persuasive, empathic argument in the Internet space. Throughout the course we will be studying many different media technologies to understand how their inherent characteristics and modes of distribution affect the arguments that are made using them. Students will be immersed in this study through project-based assignments in which they will be using these technologies to make their own arguments."
It appears to be a course about argument in cyberspace. Something like this, using blogs and Flickr to make a point:
Pictures from the demonstration against war and Bliar, in Manchester on Saturday, 'Time to Go'.
11:17:40 AM 
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The blogosphere is abuzz with rumours about Bush and Blair having died from typhoid. And Condi is turning purple already.
Of course, you will still see them occasionally on tv, but that's them in their zombie state.
Vampire Bush by Neil Young.
NYTimes: "A stark assessment of terrorism trends by American intelligence agencies has found that the American invasion and occupation of Iraq has helped spawn a new generation of Islamic radicalism and that the overall terrorist threat has grown since the Sept. 11 attacks."
11:06:47 AM
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