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The Britannica 2010 Victorious?
October, 2010 With the demise of Microsoft’s Encarta (it has been discontinued) and the tribulations of the Wikipedia (its rules have been revamped to resemble a traditional encyclopedia, aliena… more →
Narcissism and Psychopathy Revisited
The Britannica 2010 Victorious?
samvaknin wrote 2 weeks ago: October, 2010 With the demise of Microsoft’s Encarta (it has been discontinued) and the tribul … more →
Twitter: Narcissism or Age-old Communication?
samvaknin wrote 7 months ago: It has become fashionable to castigate Twitter – the microblogging service – as an expre … more →
The Decline of Text and the Re-emergence of the Visual
samvaknin wrote 8 months ago: YouTube has already replaced Yahoo and will shortly overtake Google as the primary Web search destin … more →
The Economics of Spam
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samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: Tennessee resident K. C. “Khan” Smith owes the internet service provider EarthLink $24 m … more →
The Revolt of the Poor - The Demise of Intellectual Property?
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samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: In 1997, I published a book of short stories in Israel. The publishing house belongs to Israel … more →
Games People Play
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samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: Games and role-playing are as ancient as Mankind. Rome’s state-sponsored lethal public games m … more →
Microsoft's Encarta and MS Student 2008
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samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: While Microsoft Encarta Premium 2006 marked Microsoft’s commitment to the Web – Microsof … more →
The Content Downloader's Profile
samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: Interview granted to Tim Emmerling, a student at Eastern Illinois University. Q. What do you know ab … more →
Thoughts on the Internet's Founding Myths
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samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: Whenever I put forth on the Internet’s numerous newsgroups, discussion fora and Websites a con … more →
The Six Sins of the Wikipedia
samvaknin wrote 1 year ago: It is a question of time before the Wikipedia self-destructs and implodes. It poses such low barrier … more →
