[DDN] harvard report - goodbye gutenberg

hi DDN community - if you're interested in the massive changes going on at newspapers today -- and how the future is going to be far more participatory -- check out the well-done Harvard Report titled "Goodbye Gutenberg." http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/06-4NRwinter to draw gr

[DDN] LITERACY: Literacy Ain't Just Signing Your Name Instead of an X Anymore

LITERACY : ENGLISH LANGUAGE: WORDS AND VOCABULARY: DEFINITIONS : COUNTRIES: CANADA: Literacy Ain't Just Signing Your Name Instead of an X Anymore Expanding Our Traditional Definition of Literacy By Lauren Sara Reporter Question Serving Whistler and Pemberton

Re: [DDN] Interactive TV: What will Joost™ offer that Democracy Player doesn't already?

Hi Andy Thank you for all the info about Joost/Venice. Sure, interacting with other users while watching TV might be useful, say, if a work group studies/edits a video together at distance - but then can't they use a chat in another window? Oh well, I guess it's a question of generation - mayb

[DDN] Open Access to Science Under Attack

Friends: Here is the most read article on the Scientific American website at the moment: Here is an excerpt provided by Peter Suber More on the AAP PR campaign David Biello, Open Access to Science Un