I’m a lover,
and I’m a Twitter.
(From Marshall McLuhan and Harley Parker’s, Through the Vanishing Point: Space in Poetry and Painting, 1968)
I’m a lover,
and I’m a Twitter.
(From Marshall McLuhan and Harley Parker’s, Through the Vanishing Point: Space in Poetry and Painting, 1968)
This appears to be a useful feed (just discovered it this evening), one I’ll keep my eye on for links, if nothing else. (No idea who’s behind it, though.)
Brian Joseph Davis’s Consumed Guide is described as “seven-thousand negative words assembled from 13,090 reviews by Robert Christgau.” Available on PDF, also with a Twitter feed.
Internet Geeks and Freaks. By Virginia Heffernan, New York Times Opinionator.
re: Social Media as Disco:
“We haven’t seen anti-Internet riots yet, and we won’t. But there’s a palpable and potentially productive cultural antagonism around this summer, between those who use the Internet ardently and maybe somewhat compulsively, and those who rail against it, and worry that it distracts from more wholesome forms, including paper books and music on vinyl.
“With social media’s collectivist principles — I can picture Twitter as a dance club — the new media, like disco, seem to jeopardize the cherished cultural concepts of authorship and soloing.”