Evaluating online
By • February 22, 2013
A TA perspective
Posts by internet
Inter-journalism
By • January 21, 2013
The 21st century—the epoch of technological revolution—has given rise to a uniquely modern style of journalism. Current event stories used to be the domain …
Junk mail
By • February 27, 2012
In these dark and uncertain times, a “hallelujah” drops from my lips each time I read a strike update from our Board of Governors. …
Everything is free and nobody’s happy
By • February 17, 2012
When I was in high school my mum would give me $20 allowance a week. Without fail, every weekend I would head down to …
Background music
By • February 6, 2012
I’ve been writing a lot about how recent technology has changed almost everything about music lately. I’ve talked about how it has affected the …
The end of the Internet
By • February 3, 2012
The United States rigorously promotes liberal methodologies of freedom and equality. But its government’s recent decisions (or indecisions, rather) in regards to the Stop …
The cost of connectivity
By • November 25, 2011
Chebucto Community Net provides free Internet
In Finland, Australia and parts of the United Kingdom, Internet access has been declared a basic human right. But …
Accessible art: A work in progress
By • March 18, 2011
Rebecca Spence, Arts Editor
In the two years that art&jules was open, over 100 artists and their work passed through the Gottingen Street gallery. While …
Screening abilities
By • March 18, 2011
Katie Toth, Opinions Editor
In January, the federal government chose to spend Canada’s tax dollars appealing a ruling that said Government websites must be accessible …
Stop stealing my stuff
By • November 19, 2010
The future of the internet
Leilani Graham-Laidlaw, Current Affairs Columnist
Have you heard the howls? Online, that is. Every corner of the internet that cares about …
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