Archive for the 'the Internet' Category
Monday, June 4th, 2007
Well, I got away for a week in the southeastern Utah backcountry (more later) and was able to temporarily forget about spineless politicians, wars, human rights violations and other bad news. I was back home for last night’s presidential debate, not to mention the second-to-last episode of “The Sopranos,” but we had a power [...]
Posted in 4th Estate (Media), Disaster, Human Rights, Iraq, National Politics, This Blog, Torture, War, the Internet | 9 Comments »
Sunday, May 20th, 2007
Doug Fabrizio interviewed local “Silicon Valley Wunderkind” and my friend, Joe Firmage, about The Internet and his project (and mine) The Digital Universe for Utah Now.
Joe Firmage has spent more time than most, thinking about the Internet and how it can be used for good. I think he is right on. Take a [...]
Posted in 4th Estate (Media), Joe Firmage, the Internet | 5 Comments »
Friday, May 4th, 2007
My friend and boss, Joe Firmage and I were on Radio Active today talking about the recently launched EarthPortal.org I hate the sound of my voice. I really am not a girl.
The Earth Portal is only the first of what will someday be thousands and thousands of high quality, non-commercial Internet destinations stewarded full-time [...]
Posted in Environment, Salt Lake City, This Blog, the Internet | 8 Comments »
Tuesday, March 20th, 2007
Ask the average citizen or child if they know that lying to ruin someone’s reputation is wrong and could get you in big trouble and they’ll probably say yes. However, a jury of their peers says that didn’t stop some ostensibly intelligent and honorable adults, including several from Utah, from doing exactly that. Now, after [...]
Posted in Media Corrections By The People, Salt Lake City, Society, This Blog, censorship, the Internet | 9 Comments »
Thursday, March 8th, 2007
Psychology and science made their debut as American weapons of war in 1916. President Woodrow Wilson, a Southern Democrat and avowed racial terrorist launched, “the Committee on Public Information.†That same year, President Wilson welcomed a parade of several hundred thousand hooded white men at the White House. The original masters of Amerikan terror held [...]
Posted in Crimes, Democracy, Disaster, Homophobia, Human Rights, Mental Illness, Neocons, People Are Nuts, Political Corruption, Privacy, Richard Nixon, Rumsfeld, Society, The Constitution, censorship, nazis, the Internet | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
Since I haven’t seen it mentioned here on One Utah, let me tell you about the Utah Bloghive. This useful, cleverly-named site aggregates headlines from a collection of 66 Utah blogs (at last count). According to Bloghive creator Bradley Ross of Hot Blava, “I am aggregating blogs written by Utahns and primarily [...]
Posted in 4th Estate (Media), Democracy, This Blog, Utah Politics, the Internet | No Comments »
Tuesday, December 19th, 2006
From Dick Cheney’s pepper spray to Mark Foley’s instant messages.
By John Dickerson
Listen to the MP3 audio version of this story here.
1. Cheney’s Got a Gun
2. Blogger Power!
3. George of the Bungle
4. Foley: The Final Insult
5. Rummy Felled
Posted in Crimes, Republicans, Rumsfeld, War, the Internet | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006
CJ (everyone is anonymous there) over at SoldiersPerspective.us just deleted my post after I raised the issue of his profiting from his site.
Yesterday, he accused me of celebrating US Troops killed as per the counter of the top-right of this blog. The top-right of HIS blog is a PayPal donation button, with the [...]
Posted in Crimes, This Blog, War, the Internet | 20 Comments »
Friday, September 1st, 2006
A classic blog exchange on KSL from President Bush Ends Stay in Utah
Tar & Feathers
by Jim F. (#27053) @ 10:12am - Thu Aug 31st, 2006
I have 55 gallons of tar and 100 pounds of chicken feathers ready for the job. Americans would be proud of Utahns were Chimpy to be frogmarched in the heat back [...]
Posted in National Politics, Society, Utah Politics, the Internet | 3 Comments »
Monday, August 7th, 2006
Congratulations to KSL Newsradio for winning an Edward R Murrow award for its website.
I find it not just ironic, but disturbing that anything associated with KSL would win an award bearing the name of Edward R. Murrow, a man know for “honesty and integrity in delivering the news†and a “series of TV news reports [...]
Posted in 4th Estate (Media), the Internet | 4 Comments »
Monday, May 15th, 2006
Greg and I were on KRCL’s Radio Active today talking about blogging and the thank you sites.
During the show, Greg mentioned yesterday’s www.Truthout.org story about Karl Rove being indicted as an example of how the Internet has become an important medium for independent news. One anonymous caller claimed the story was not true.
Turns out [...]
Posted in 4th Estate (Media), Crimes, National Politics, Religion, Republicans, This Blog, the Internet | 15 Comments »
Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006
We can’t afford another six years of Orrin Hatch, and we DO have the opportunity to elect and earnest, honest, and bright young man named Pete Ashdown.Just a few of the many who endorse Pete Ashdown: (Thanks Bob)
SLC Spin
Gary Tornock
Jen’s Green Journal
Jeremy’s Jeremaid
Leap Into the Void
furiousBlog
The Utah Amicus
SLCSpin
Bloglet
Forma Line
Foxy Starbuck
Jeremy’s Jeremiad
The Third Avenue
Utah Democrats [...]
Posted in National Politics, The Constitution, Utah Politics, Voting Rights, the Internet | 5 Comments »