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Our censorship fight with the US Congress is far from over, as they continue to attempt to break the Internet with legislations driven by crony capitalism in the US and abroad. Though SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act) have been pulled back for now, more continue to follow them. Now, we have to contend with ACTA (more) and TPP (2), which are international attempts to censor and control the Internet for the sake of commerce. And if that's not enough, now there's CISPA (more).
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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Pascal Campion – Are You Following Him?
It’s been awhile since I mentioned Pascal, but here’s a small excerpt from one of his newer images for Van Eaton Galleries. This is a great example of why I love his work so much. Not only is he a … Continue reading
When Adam Ellis Is Bored on Facebook…
Most Facebook users post pictures of themselves, loved ones, and more. And it looks like you’re providing Illustrator extraordinaire, Adam Ellis, with lots to get inspired from. Here’s just one of his caricatures that he drew during his more lucid … Continue reading
Will We Ever Learn?
Chaos is running rampant around the world. Different places, different people, different backgrounds. And yet their actions mirror one another. That’s a pretty telling sign that something is changing. Frankly, listening to any of … Continue reading
Street Art Is Back In LA
Street art is alive and well in LA, even after the end of the MOCA-LA show earlier this week. Brooklyn Street Art, Thinkspace, and C.A.V.E. Gallery (Venice, CA) is presenting a show, Street Art Saved My Life, that will open … Continue reading
Philip Levine – US Poet Laureate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVjThtw6XMk After reading the NY Times article announcing Philip Levine as our next US Poet Laureate, it’s poetic to put this up as he is a voice who speaks for the working class. His words are not the flowery words … Continue reading
Speed’s Beauty
It almost looks like a painting right? It’s actually a long-exposure shot taken by photographer AppuruPai of Japan’s first fully computer-operated New Transit Yurikamome line that connects Shimbashi to Toyosu, as … Continue reading
The Future Of Work by Gist
I stumbled on this forward-thinking entrepreneur from Gist, T.A. McCann, who is indeed talking the language that many of us want to hear. No longer is there an antiquated mentality that we must all conform to some strict code of … Continue reading
Vilize – An App That Inspires
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro2aZWrgU9Q&feature=player_embedded#at=29 Vilize is an web app that wants you to help build a shared visual culture. You can search their database of inspirational designers, upload your own contribution, and even collaborate on research of shared folders. And the discussions will … Continue reading
Listen!
Listening is disappearing in a cacophony of sound. The act of listening is no longer an active practice for many of us, because we’re too busy filtering those sounds that we don’t want to hear. But once the filter engages, … Continue reading
We Are Waiting
As we struggle, we also wait. We’re waiting for something to happen. Something that means change. Something that means hope. Something that simply means something precious to us all. Its spark is still … Continue reading


