Notes from the Electronic Cottage 4/26/12

Producer/Host: Jim Campbell

Love the convenience of your iPad or iPhone, of your Kindle or Nook? They sure are slick devices but what you can do with them is limited by what Apple or Amazon or Barnes and Noble says you can do with them. That’s where the term “walled garden” comes in when talking about the Internet these days.

Notes from the Electronic Cottage 2/16/12

Producer/Host: Jim Campbell

A couple of interesting web sites to possibly take a look at. The first at the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression annually awards the Jefferson Muzzle Awards to individuals or groups that stifle free expression in one way or another in this country. www.tjcenter.org/muzzles/muzzle-archive-2011

The other is a place to get info on how to do things on an iPad, including things you mihgt not know you could do. Check www.howtogeek.com/howto/14529/the-complete-list-of-ipad-tips-tricks-and-tutorials.

And here’s a question to ponder: what would our world be like if there were driverless cars on our roads? That is no longer a far-fetched question. Listen in.