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Not Not Communicating by Michael Rabby

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There is an ancient maxim that it is impossible to not communicate. Given its inevitability, this blog comprises an attempt to embrace communication in all its contradictions, quirks, and nuances, standing at the crossroads between relationships and technology.

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August 11, 2010November 10, 2010

Speaking of Past Predictions of the Future…

Nicholas Negroponte does a darn good job of predicting where we are in 2010 way back in 1984, though I imagine it took longer than he thought it would to get here…

Video courtesy of TED.

Author RabbyCategories TechnologyTags current technology research, internet, media convergence, Technology, TED

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