Mapping America: One Block At A Time (Yours Included)
by Jamilah King on December 16 2010, 11:44AM
The New York Times put together Census data for this exhaustive interactive map. We love it.
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Readers: DREAM Act Benefits 15th Gen Immigrants, Too
by Channing Kennedy on December 3 2010, 4:23PM
A round-up of some of this week’s best reader-lead conversations.
Topics: Technology
What You Need to Know About the FCC’s Open Web Plan
by Jamilah King on December 3 2010, 12:01PM
Chairman Julius Genachowski finally spoke this week. Few are pleased with what he said.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
Janelle Monae, Serena Williams Sign Off Twitter for AIDS Charity
by Jorge Rivas on November 29 2010, 12:55PM
It’s a problematic effort toward raising awareness.
Topics: Arts & Culture, Technology, World AIDS Day
“Privilege Denying Dude” and the Fight for the Right to Snark
by Channing Kennedy on November 23 2010, 9:55AM
Diana Lopez starts a Web meme in which the joke, for once, is on the white guy. Plus, the Internet’s best social justice smart asses.
Topics: Arts & Culture, Technology
Latino Web Users Challenge Verizon
by Jamilah King on October 29 2010, 10:50AM
Verizon’s not the only one who can make persuasive ads.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
Antoine Dodson Endorses “Sex Offender Tracker” App
by Jorge Rivas on October 25 2010, 4:24PM
It’s a nasty business, but Dodson continues to show savvy in exploiting his Internet fame.
Topics: Antoine Dodson, Gender & Sexuality, Technology
LeBron James: Racist “Hater” Tweets Won’t Stop My Dreams
by Jorge Rivas on October 21 2010, 1:52PM
Miami Heat star declares “hater day” and shows fans the nasty tweets.
Topics: Technology
Readers Aren’t Afraid of Immigrants, But Nice Try
by Channing Kennedy on October 8 2010, 12:00PM
A round-up of some of this week’s best reader-lead conversations.
Topics: Technology
Tea Party Gets Anti-Net Neutrality Guide
by Jamilah King on October 5 2010, 12:07PM
As midterms approach, “patriot-activists” get a new set of talking points.
Topics: Technology
What Now? No Clear Signals in Web Regulation Battle
by Jamilah King on October 1 2010, 5:22PM
After Rep. Waxman’s aborted (flawed) proposal, advocates still want FCC to step up.
Topics: Technology
Waxman Holds Off On Google-Verizon Internet Copycat Bill
by Jamilah King on September 29 2010, 2:42PM
Advocates worry that corporate agendas are leading the way.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
by Hatty Lee, Jamilah King on September 21 2010, 2:16PM
A new set of maps shows that racial segregation in America’s cities is alive and well.
Topics: Technology
Friday Twitter Break: DREAMers Storm The Senate
by Julianne Hing on September 17 2010, 5:50PM
The campaign to win the DREAM Act will always be remembered as a youth-driven movement.
Topics: Technology
Protestor to Texas Pastor: “Dude, You Have No Quran!”
by Jamilah King on September 14 2010, 2:04PM
Skateboarding in the face of hate.
Topics: Technology
Friday Twitter Break: Fireproof Your Quran
by Julianne Hing on September 10 2010, 7:06PM
President Obama finally steps in, and Terry Jones thankfully quiets down.
Topics: Technology
OkCupid Shows “Real” Stuff White People Like (And Other Races, Too)
by Jamilah King on September 9 2010, 12:28PM
Is another company using race data to drive marketing?
Topics: Technology
Verizon Uses “Bed Intruder” to Make Its Case Against Regulation
by Jamilah King on August 27 2010, 9:51AM
Both sides of the broadband debate are lobbying heavily in Congress and in the court of public opinion.
Topics: Technology
by Naima Ramos-Chapman on August 24 2010, 2:10PM
There’s a fine line between hate speech and legit critique on the Web.
Topics: Technology
Air Has No Prejudice, But Verizon Does
by Jamilah King on August 23 2010, 4:12PM
Five lies the company’s using to convince people it’s not fighting net neutrality.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
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