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Technology The Albatross
Thursday, January 14, 2010 / PowerMax Culture, Technology / 0 Comments
Technology has become an ever-present factor in our lives, and it’s not going anywhere. We’re surrounded by it at every corner and within almost every device we use. Even the cars we drive would stop in their tracks if the technology in them suddenly failed.
It wouldn’t be a stretch to say modern (or more appropriately current) society rests on the laurels of technology. We wage wars with technology. We feed our population with technology. We heal our sick with technology. And to the point, the idea of operating a business without technology is nearly unheard of. Read More »
When Too Much Technology Might Be A Bad Thing
Saturday, September 6, 2008 / Technology / 0 Comments
These are exciting times. It’s a time of dramatic changes: in the way we receive information (and how much we can access), the way we communicate, the way we purchase products, even the way we run our businesses.
Contemplating Technology
Friday, January 4, 2008 / Technology / 0 Comments
I often wonder how many of us really stand back and contemplate the world of technology. I’m sure some of us pretty much just accept whatever happens, while others delight in every new-fangled creation whether or not it really improves his or her life, and of course there are others that are pretty much suspicious of anything new. Those are all reactions… but how about contemplations?
There are many of us who can think back to the days before the internet… but notwithstanding the increasing number of young workers who have never known anything but, that’s actually getting harder and harder to do. Everything’s on the web. If an evil alien race approached our planet and needed to know everything possible about the human race before they attacked, all they’d have to do is steal a personal computer and start reading.
Do You Digg The New Media?
Friday, July 7, 2006 / New Media, Technology / 0 Comments
I became addicted to the news at a very young age. At 11 years old I remember salvaging every old black & white TV I could get my hands on. Then I set them up all in a row so that I could watch every channel at once. Later I dreamed of becoming a journalist myself, in either TV or print. One thing that is consistent between the gathering of both TV and print news is that news items are filtered through a few individuals who decide what will “make the news” that day. The beginning of the internet news age did not vary much from that old model, because just one or two people had editorial control over what news made it onto the news website.
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