You might call it a gender war. The chief aggressors are George Bush and the Pope. For once, however, Tony Blair deserves to be congratulated.
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Media Reality Check: Freedom to Be Offensive?
Cartoons, helicopters, pandas and offensive cartoons, oh my!
Read More »The Image of Mohammad, Free Speech, and Religious Outrage
In September, a dozen cartoons were published in Denmark critical of Islam, some depicting Muhammad, the prophet and founder of Islam, in an unflattering light. Many Muslims consider it blasphemy to print any image of Muhammad. One cartoon depicts Muhammad with a turban in the shape of a bomb. Another …
Read More »Captain Jack Sparrow to Join the Pirates at Disneyland
Pirates of the Caribbean ride to update in conjunction with film sequel.
Read More »Friday Femmes Fatales No 43 (Women bloggers)
From the critic's dilemma, to the case against soft drinks, to punk knitting ...
Read More »Our Story Is Not History For Everybody
Colonial attitudes have proven unwieldy in the past and have caused nothing but trouble; don't you think it's time we tried something different?
Read More »New Reality Series Gold Rush to Air on AOL.com
2006 may be the year the Internet becomes a true alternative “broadcast” medium, between podcasts, online radio, streaming video popping up everywhere, and now, quite significantly, the announcement that reality TV guru Mark Burnett (Survivor, The Apprentice, The Contender, Rock Star) signed a deal with AOL to produce an online …
Read More »Researchers Hope “Cashless” Society Is Far Into The Future
A study used the US paper currency tracking website WheresGeorge to simulate the spread of disease.
Read More »Making London a Sustainable City: Is It Possible?
Can a city of seven million, with still largely Victorian infrastructure that is choked with very 20th-century traffic, become green?
Read More »RIAA Lawsuit Targets Getting Help From Within and Without the Industry
Nettwerk Music Group and an anti-RIAA blog help out lawsuits targets.
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