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Archive for February, 2008

Stupid move, USAF

But great reporting from Noah.
The Air Force is tightening restrictions on which blogs its troops can read, cutting off access to just about any independent site with the word “blog” in its web address. It’s the latest move in a larger struggle within the military over the value — and hazards — of the [...]

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More to come on this soon. For now, check out the video on YouTube (unless you are reading from a military computer, in which case, you can’t see it):

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See? The U.S. military isn’t the only one blocking access to YouTube! In addition to Pakistan, the American military is among actors like Brazil, China, Iran, Morocco, Myanmar (also known as Burma), Syria and Thailand, which all block the video sharing site.
Good to see we are in good company. <rolls eyes>

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… And you can see it on YouTube:

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A new must read

I don’t know Guy Hagen, but I must say I am impressed with him.
Guy is the president of Innovation Insight, a Florida company that specializes in technology development and research consulting. He has a great post on military and new media communication. I’d encourage that you read it.
I am not sure I fall in line [...]

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E-mails to bloggers like this.
To catch you up, a blog posted an image from DVIDS of a female Soldier. DVIDS is a distribution service managed by the U.S. Army for the Department of Defense to get out video, audio, written and still image content from Iraq and Afghanistan to the media and general public.
The image [...]

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I’ve been busy…

So I haven’t had much time for blogging. Or to write about some REALLY big pieces of big news from my little corner of interest in the blogosphere (here, here and here). I’ll get to them soon.
Besides working, I have been getting ready to start contributing to a new blog — Generation Obama.
Yes, I am [...]

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