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The Internet Grows Up: Goodbye Messy Adolescence

Arianna Huffington | Posted 08.16.2011

Read More: Internet, Social Media, Virtual Reality, The Web, Community, Social Engagement, Internet Socializing, Internet Community, World Wide Web, Media News
Arianna Huffington

The Internet has matured to the point where our online and our offline lives have merged. We're leaving behind worshiping at the altar of algorithms and entering a brave new world of community, connections and engagement.

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WikiGeniuses: Is the Internet Breeding a Generation of Know-It-Alls?

Ilana Ross | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Internet, The World Wide Web, The Internet, The Balanced Life, The Web, Knowledge and the Internet, Digital Future, Healthy Living News
Ilana Ross

This web-based genius can make many an ignorant member of society undeservedly full of himself. The Internet is an addictive substance better enjoyed in slightly smaller servings.

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What's Wrong With Art Writing On The Web?

Noah Becker | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Guggenheim-Museum, Contemporary Art, Artists, Tino Sehgal, Art, New York News, Museum of Modern Art, Internet, The Web, Technology, Media News
Noah Becker

Art critic, Jill Conner, shares her thoughts on online art criticism.

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Kouchner's Lament: Misunderstanding the Net

Steve Clemons | Posted 05.25.2011

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Steve Clemons

The internet today -- despite the occasional bouts of disinformation and invented scandal -- is far more of an effective and immediate marketplace of information than the world for which Bernard Kouchner seems to pine.

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