Media

Persuasion in American Hustle

The film American Hustle is about a group of people who con, manipulate, and lie to one another. The conning a...

As children grow up they learn the world around them through several sources such as parents, friends, and med...

In Jim Cambell Leonardo brings up a very interesting point in his article “Delusions of Dialogue: Control an...

In Roy Ascott’s article, “Is There Love In The Telematic Embrace?” he says that current technology is ma...

A tiny aspect of modern technology that bugs me the most are the red badges with numbers in them that appear n...

Today we have blogger Katie Risor from Culture Under the Rocks giving us insight about the value of ...

As a photographer it can be hard to find people close to you with whom you can have immediate access to and le...

Movies and TV seem to encourage people to live life passively. To just sit there, hours at time, watching othe...

Using logos as a mode of persuasion in an article focused on psychology is very wise when appealing to scienti...

My Writing for New Media class has wrapped up. It was a great class and I learned a lot from it. One of the bi...

I know that we want this utopian ideal internet where it never matters what race, gender or nationality a pers...

This is a series of cell phone photos posted on the anonymous photo website Imgur.com. It’s believed the...

This past week I learned a lot about content licensing and sharing. I’ve never put much thought into it ...

In a sea of information with so many interesting things to see, how does one filter out the crap? I see the in...

I’ve already been blogging for about a year now, mainly just writing down things I thought were interesting ...