Cluelessness is not credible May 11, 2007

I wonder if Kathy had us read “Credibility Assessments of Online Health Information” because she knew it would crash (some of) our browsers. I tried several times to get into this site to read the article before I realized that I just wasn’t going to be able to read it in Firefox. I personally find IE-centrism annoying enough to NOT want to use the site, and ignorance is no excuse, because it just makes them look clueless and bumbling.

Boy, my blog makes me sound like the biggest ranter ever! Whine, whine, complain, bitch, whine. Don’t worry, I’ll find something positive to say soon.

Newspapers–the present and the future April 24, 2007

Here’s an interesting blog relevant to last week’s reading, the Coursey article about paid vs. free content.

More on mind-blowing hypertext April 10, 2007

I Googled around some more, and discovered at last that the first hypertext I saw, which I blogged about a couple of days ago, was a HyperCard stack called If Monks Had Macs by Brian Thomas (apologies to Mark Bernstein for my faulty memory). Apparently IMHM is still going strong; here’s a link.

Writing and thinking about digital media March 28, 2007

I feel like the world’s least natural blogger.