We all know there’s a lot of pretty lame content on youTube. It’s free after all and it’s the biggest portal for sharing video.
The video above is by Glenda Watson Hyatt–a blogger who uses Wordpress.
I’m excited that my proposal to teach this blogging platform has been accepted by UC Riverside’s Extension Center. More about [...]
Despite its share of controversies, this year’s Beijing Olympic Games will stay with me a long time.
The awe and magnitude of the Opening Ceremony had me glued to the tv.
Was it the sheer number of participants 2,008 drummers, the huge LED screen which was unrolled, the choreography and direction of acclaimed director Zhang Zimou, [...]
Continue reading about Spectacular multimedia from Beijing Olympics
I couldn’t believe it if I didn’t see it with my own eyes. The Los Angeles Times actually ran a photograph on its A-1 cover from a dubious source.
And I thought only Malaysian newspapers were capable of such questionable standards in judgement.. So it appears newspapers in this country are not incapable of horrible [...]
Continue reading about Is this mainstream news medium losing too many good people?
When I discovered Google Earth a while back, I was quite amazed with its capabilities.
After downloading the application and playing with it for about 10 minutes, the novelty wore off.
So much of what and how we remember events in our everyday lives is through scenes in movies we’ve seen.
Continue reading about Google Map’s Street View–freaky but can be useful
