Today is Sunday, and, as it is becoming my tradition, I enjoy watching at specific issues (e.g. political polls) from a different perspective.
In this case, biology.
Actually, the inspiration is the constant flurry of partisan bile that I read on my wall on one of my Facebook profiles (the one where, for historical reasons, I have mainly Italian connections).
Effective from today, you can have your own personal address on Facebook.
Like: www.facebook.com/robertolofaro
And the new “personal address” of Facebook could allow to do a social experiment.
On how to separate public and private life while being online
Enjoy!
This blog, beside being a personal blog, is a commentary on technology & politics.
If you follow my blog here or on draugiem.lv, you know that since February, when I started publishing online this blog, I publish here more “business-oriented” items.
But I publish first on my other publishing venue items that, beside containing containing something more about “how” I did come to develop certain ideas or approaches; only when at least 40 readers visited a post there, appeared here.
Today, a “mirror image publishing” to simplify accessing only the business-oriented posts.
Getting Around The World- a blog on (new)media, politics, technology… and their impact on personal and business life
Everyday politics :)
Thursday, July 30th, 2009Aristotle said that, by nature, we are all political animals.
When I wrote in the title “everyday politics” I was not thinking about “professional” politics.
I was simply stating: with the new technologies, that disrupt the usual communication organizations and control, everybody can do a political action. Everyday.
Read below to see how to begin now. Without a budget. Just a brain and a keyboard, and some experience to share.
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