Freedom of access to information and internet communications is blocked in Iran.
Archive for May, 2009
BBC NEWS | Middle East | Iran ‘blocks access to Facebook’
Published May 23, 2009 technology news Leave a CommentTags: BBC, facebook, freedom, Iran, News
Nothing more needs to be said. This app merges video into twitter via a link.
The video even follows down the page if you scroll up or down. Very well done!
Check out my BubbleTweet from @mos42: http://bbltwt.com/bvdc6
The Attraction of Outer Space
Published May 19, 2009 internet Leave a CommentTags: Astronaut, Hubble Telescope, NASA, outer space, Space Shuttle
The inner space realms of “the Internet” holds enormous sway over our present attention. Its disruptive forces amass in the forms of Craigslist, blogs, Orkut, Facebook, Digg and Twitter to draw us into relationship we never imagined before.
Yet, the world has never ceased it’s amazement and awe of the “Great Unknown:” outer space.
The Boston Globe present some amazing space mission photos here.
See the latest Hubble Space Mission images from NASA’s.
Space Shuttle Cockpit View
GapingVoid on the 90-9-1 Principle
Published May 18, 2009 creativity Leave a CommentTags: 90-9-1 principle, Gapingvoid, Hugh MacCleod
So you wanna be a rock star?
The Gapingvoid poses an interesting take on the 90-9-1 principle in this cartoon.
One Giant Leap for Twitterkind; Mike Massimino Tweets from Space
Published May 12, 2009 technology news Leave a CommentTags: Astronaut, Mike Massimino, NASA, Space, tweet, twitter
One Giant Leap for Twitterkind; Mike Massimino Tweets from Space.
One small twit for man, one giant tweet for mankind.
It had to happen sometime, right?
Jennifer Van Grove of Mashable reports that Astronaut, Mike Massimino sent the first space tweet.
See the original, first space tweet here.
Visit Astronaut Massimino’s Twitter Page @Astro_Mike: http://twitter.com/Astro_Mike
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