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Thanks to the Internet, we don’t consume content like we used to. If you’ve kept up with this blog at all in the past two months, you will notice that as a recurring theme in my posts. The Internet has literally changed how our society lives, behaves, interacts,
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One of our basic human desires is to be heard. Whether we want that to be over a microphone in front of a crowd of people or simply just a single friend, we want someone to hear and listen to our voice. We want to share thoughts, opinions, feelings that
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Imagine, for a moment, a world without Facebook. I know it may be difficult to remember what social interactions were like pre-2006 (the year Facebook released to the public) when we were basically still sending messages by pigeons and smoke columns. The social networking site has so fully infiltrated our
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Apple’s “reinvention” of the phone has proven to change more than how we talk on the phone; it changed the way we connect with people, conduct business, use the internet, and simply go throughout our day.
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My generation quite frankly is a conglomeration of digital multitasking masterminds. We live double lives (between physical and digital space) that, if described with any amount of exaggeration, would sound like the plot outline for an 80’s sci-fi story.
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If there is anything certain in today’s world, it’s that the weather will do what it wants, money still does not grow on trees, and change is inevitable. Technology is a prime example of how quickly change can affect society.
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My name is Phil, and this is Digital Letterpress. For the next couple of months, I would like to set out to explore topics in the realm of communication and its place in technology and media. I feel like it’s an ever-evolving dialogue and one that deserves to be discussed.