Morgan Trent was holding an orange Gatorade and playing with his ear, and he rubbed the back of his head and wiped his face with a white towel even though he wasn't sweating. He was mature and calm and only sporadically successful at convincing us he wasn't at least a little overwhelmed.
Before the season began, he called himself the grandfather of the team and joked that he's been here forever. It's been five years; it might as well be.
After Utah he was purposely monotone and said all the kinds of things that will look inconspicuous in a newspaper. He knows he's been on better teams, and he's fighting against the crippling thought that everyone else's perception is a reality. Maybe the defense – as reckless and undaunted as it was supposed to be – isn't good enough. It needed to be, and it wasn't.
It seemed like they over-pursued and played tentative, but what do I know? I'm the kind of guy who likes to see tackles for loss and batted balls on a 3rd and 11 when the other team runs a 12 yard out pattern. I tell my little brother to catch balls with his hands, not his chest, and tackle at the thighs, not the ankles. I couldn't tell you much else, and the second part of that is probably wrong anyway. But the defense gave up 313 yards in the first half, and if this season is going to be anything more than a glorified sacrifice for the advancement of Rich Rodriguez's ideals, 313 yards is too many.
Donovan Warren wore two diamond earrings that looked like snowflakes and swayed back and forth while he held the zippers of his jacket. He chewed his gum and nodded with his jaw clenched between questions, and though he is only a sophomore, and once just a prodigy from Long Beach that spoke a little too fast and said "you know?" all the time, he tried to defend the rest of his team. It was admirable, but also naïve. We're not entirely ready for him yet – at least, to have our fears and doubts erased by a couple of poignant one-liners.
Mike Hart was never the kind of guy who threw thunder bolts from above the clouds. He turned water in to wine and make the blind see again. When he told us Michigan would beat Notre Dame last year we believed him, and it was because we knew he'd probably lied awake in the dark on more than one occasion and wondered how the last four years had become just blood and scars and dreams so fragile it's like they never existed. Or stayed home on a Saturday night, too numb to change the channels between commercials, holding his hands in his lap and saying very little because the outside is malicious and haunting.
Donovan is still too young, too unfamiliar to believe. He said things like, "We just kept our heads high and I'm proud of the way we fought in the second half," and that the reason he rarely fair caught a punt was because "the team was in need of a big play, and I was just trying to make that big play." He's an amateur superhero whose cape is still way too big for him, and most of the time he closes the door of the phone booth on it as he's about to try and rescue somebody.
Michigan isn't very good this year and, at least for now, he can't change that. But he either ignores it, or has never known of something he couldn't save on his own. Whether he's stubborn or oblivious, I can tolerate a loss if that man is on my team.
Terrance Taylor stared at the ground and spoke as rhythmically as he always does, but he was interrupted mid-sentence by a few security guards who had to move a metal gate that Terrance was standing in the way of. He was quiet and had no jokes to tell, but he was mostly unfazed. He inched forward slowly and kept talking. This is the same man who used to warm up before practice by having a catch with Alan Branch, flexes his muscles whenever there's a camera around, and still eats pepperoni rolls despite a hellacious strength and conditioning program. Terrance abides by his own rules. I don't worry about him, because he's been through worse than this before. I'm only depressed that his personality had to be so muted after a summer in which he'd learned to believe in himself again.
Rich Rodriguez was as stern as he's been throughout the summer, but more subdued and impatient. Earlier this week, there was a sense that maybe he knew something we didn't. Though he certainly wasn't overflowing with praise, there was an odd, reserved confidence. He never mentioned that the running backs would, collectively, have 15 carries for 34 yards, or that the quarterbacks would average 4.4 yards an attempt. They would "learn as the game progressed," and the now-ubiquitous speed backs and slot receivers would struggle with inconsistency, but would ultimately provide a new and wholly dangerous dynamic. He'd start to smile and he'd point at you like you were the only man in the room. But they didn't. And they didn't. The loss was surprising, even though I guess it shouldn't have been.
I get made fun of because I tell people I'd rather lose and have a lifetime of players I love than win with a bunch of faceless cogs I don't like or even feel indifferently about. On Saturday, the entire offense was foreign to me. They wore the right jerseys, I guess. But in early February Michael Shaw was going to Penn State, and on Signing Day, Sam McGuffie wasn't entirely sure he wanted to play for Michigan.
The offense was awful, but they're all strangers. If I said I was sad, it'd be pretend. Better luck next time; you all seem like fine gentlemen. What else do you say? It's as if we're walking past a homeless person on the street, and he's asking us for change. I'm conscious of your plight, but who the hell are you, anyway? I've got to catch this train.
There will always be wins, but it takes longer to forget the losses. And without a defiant post-game soliloquy, or something like this along the way, the losses stay just as cold and crushing. You need someone to give you hope, or at least a 54 yard touchdown to hold on to. I've been to the last three Rose Bowls Michigan has played in. Maybe I just need reasons to believe everything is going to be alright.
Captures my sentiments far more poignantly than I could have expressed. I recall feeling a strange lack of emotional investment as I watched the game. "Boring," I thought, and "Who was that?" It was just... weird.
Who are the three players pictured near the end in Michigan hats? Sorry I have to ask.
Excellent as usual. The coolest part about playing all the freshmen will be getting to know them (or at least how they play and what kind of teammates they are) over the next fee years.
Absolutely beautiful. Second most amazing thing I've ever read about the maize and blue, and that's only 'cause Brian's from Mgoblog's musings (although such a phrase is probably underselling it) on the eve of the osu game from 2006 brought me to tears. I feel time will only further our appreciation of four years of Mike Hart. You got the feeling at some point last year (the aforementioned Ap St touchdown, or even turning a fumbled snap into a big first down against MSU last year) that Mike Hart would literally die on the field to win a football game. There's no way to expect these first timers to give anything that resembles that level of effort. There will be other players and other teams, but we've been spoiled recently and win-loss records don't represent the only yardstick of success for a program. Even in defeat, It's great to be a Michigan Wolverine.


Psalm 86:1 Bow down thine ear, O Jehovah, and answer me; For I am poor and needy.
Psalm 86:2 Preserve my soul; for I am godly: O thou my God, save thy servant that trusteth in thee.
Psalm 86:3 Be merciful unto me, O Lord; For unto thee do I cry all the day long.
Psalm 86:4 Rejoice the soul of thy servant; For unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul.
Psalm 86:5 For thou, Lord, art good, and ready to forgive, And abundant in lovingkindness unto all them that call upon thee.
Psalm 86:6 Give ear, O Jehovah, unto my prayer; And hearken unto the voice of my supplications.
Psalm 86:7 In the day of my trouble I will call upon thee; For thou wilt answer me.
Psalm 86:8 There is none like unto thee among the gods, O Lord; Neither are there any works like unto thy works.
Psalm 86:9 All nations whom thou hast made shall come and worship before thee, O Lord; And they shall glorify thy name.
Psalm 86:11 Teach me thy way, O Jehovah; I will walk in thy truth: Unite my heart to fear thy name.
Psalm 86:12 I will praise thee, O Lord my God, with my whole heart; And I will glorify thy name for evermore.
Psalm 86:13 For great is thy lovingkindness toward me; And thou hast delivered my soul from the lowest Sheol.
Psalm 86:14 O God, the proud are risen up against me, And a company of violent men have sought after my soul, And have not set thee before them.
Psalm 86:15 But thou, O Lord, art a God merciful and gracious, Slow to anger, and abundant in lovingkindness and truth.
Psalm 86:16 Oh turn unto me, and have mercy upon me; Give thy strength unto thy servant, And save the son of thy handmaid.
Psalm 86:17 Show me a token for good, That they who hate me may see it, and be put to shame, Because thou, Jehovah, hast helped me, and comforted me.


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There is also a drug used in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Europe called nabiximols (Sativex). Sativex is a mouth spray containing THC and CBD, used to treat muscle spasms caused by multiple sclerosis. In addition, a new creation called Epidiolex, is a CBD-based liquid drug is intended to treat certain forms of childhood epilepsy, though it has not yet undergone clinical trials.
NIDA states that THC increases appetite and reduces nausea, and may also decrease pain, inflammation (swelling and redness), and muscle control spasms. It also states that CBD is useful in reducing pain and inflammation, controlling epileptic seizures, and possibly even treating mental illness and addictions.
Most of this is common sense for those in the medical marijuana community. Though NIDA states on a linked page that the effects of marijuana can include paranoia and the worsening of symptoms of schizophrenia, CBD is a treatment for these exact conditions. Strange how they can do that, say one thing, say the opposite, and still be credible.
This recent study conducted by a group of scientists at St. George's University, London, was published in Molecular Cancer Therapeutics journal in November.
"The benefits of the cannabis plant elements were known before but the drastic reduction of brain cancers if used with irradiation is something new and may well prove promising for patients who are in gravely serious situations with such cancers in the future," Dr Wai Liu, Senior Research Fellow and lead researcher on the project.
So What Is Going on With Medicine?
The hypocrisy here is what it has been for hundreds of years. The birth of the medical profession was one of the causes of the mass executions of witches in Medieval times. Those with the knowledge of Nature's remedies were viewed as a threat to the control over the masses sought by the educated medical class. It is also worth noting how this persecution allowed the dominance of men in a field formerly presided over mainly by women, stripping them of power.
Any healing must be controlled, because it allows independence. Without their control of our health, suddenly they cease to have purpose, and value. This is also a reason for control of power sources, religion, land, guns, media, and free speech.
The irony in controlling marijuana as a medicine is that most of our medicines come from natural origins.
Opium, Morphine, Aspirin, Atropine, Ephedrine, Quinine, Emetine, Digoxin, Tubocurarine, Reserpine, Artemisin, Vinblastin, Menthol, Cocaine, Papain, Tetracycline, Salacylic Acid, Capsaicin, Senna, Cortisone….. The list goes on and on.
The fact that we can be healed by a plant is dangerous to these companies that would rather take the plant, synthesize it into a pill, and charge lots of money for something that could be grown at home.


Paul Goodliffe grew up in Grande Cache AB, where he lived with his parents and his one brother, who is six years younger than he is. His Dad, Kevin Goodliffe says that Paul started early in a local playschool. He continued with school and was active in the community until he left home at eighteen years old to live at the Association's 83rd Ave group home. Paul works at Swan Industries.
Paul was quiet and persistent as a young boy. Kevin says although Paul could never ride a bicycle, he owned one and used to push it all the way to school and all the way home again.
Paul loves music and karaoke is one of his favourite pastimes. On visits with family in Grande Prairie he loves to go to the casino, where he puts one quarter at a time in the machines. Kevin remembers the fun they all had when Paul won five hundred dollars one night. He says that Paul loved the lights and bells that went off when he won just as much as the fact that he had won the money.
Margo Chambers and Melissa Hanssen, residential workers at the 83rd Ave group home, say that he is the prankster of the group, keeping them on the their toes. The group home is within a block of a local church, where Paul has been found at the head table of a stranger's wedding reception or praying on the lawn outside the church in his Elvis costume.
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CAMA Conference: An Overview
Author: Susan Tonkin
Museums on the Edge
Conference review CAMA Something for Everyone: Access to Museums held at the University of Adelaide October 1991.
A New Museum for Victoria
Geoffrey Maslen
In the first project of its kind, private investors will provide half the money needed to build the Museum of Victoria at a new site on the Yarra River.
Bad Names Improved
Suggestions for renaming many cultural institutions which are ambiguously named.
Background to the Project: Heritage Curricula and Multiculturalism (HC&M)
Amareswar Galla
Background to the National Agenda for a Multicultural Australia with the final report to be released by the Office of Multicultural Affairs OMA in mid 1992. See also the article by Helen Andreoni in this issue.
A Dialogue with Richard Grayson
Fotis Kapetopoulos
Exhibition review An Interrupted Dialogue. One of the first international experimental art exhibitions to be shown outside Hungary since the end of World War 2. Grayson worked with Suzy Meszoly of the Soros Fine Art Documentation Centre of Budapest in 1988 during the time when changes were sweeping through Central Europe.
A Continuum of Maori Art
Mina McKenzie
Whatu Aho Rua - Tandanya Aboriginal Cultural Institute Adelaide Festival. The exhibition Whatu Aho Rua 'weaving with two strands' organised by the Sarjeant Gallery in Wanganui, New Zealand, is a departure form exhibitions usually seen in New Zealand Galleries.
Spirit of Enquiry Refreshing
Exhibition review Moet and Chandon Touring Exhibition
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Hobart
12 February - 22 March 1992 and touring
Aboriginal People and Museums: Restricting Access to Increase It
Christopher Anderson
The South Australian Museum has the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of Australian Aboriginal material culture. It also has a vast archive of information about that material and about other aspects of Aboriginal life in the form of photographs, films, audio tapes, diaries and other records.
Exhibiting Conflict - Who Dares?
Viv Szekeres
Museum exhibitions tend not to challenge visitors with critical perspectives, contradictory points of view or subject matter which is controversial. I would like to explore different ways that conflict might be included in exhibitions and used to further our understanding of the past.
Victoria Moves Towards Museum Accreditation
Roger Trudgeon
Accreditation is set to become one of the significant features of the Victorian museum scene in the 1990s. At a time when Victoria might be perceived as out for the count it may seem unlikely to be introducing major developments in the operation of the State's 400 Museums.
Ordinary Otherness
Stephanie Radok
Exhibition review Unfamiliar territory: Second Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 1992
28 February - 19 April 1992
Repatriation of Papua New Guinea's Cultural Heritage
Barry Craig
Jim Specht of the Australian Museum Sydney, has written that "public and private collections of archaeological and ethnographic specimens around the world contain tens of millions of specimens yet only a minute fraction of this total is actually held in its countries of origin" ; most of this material he says, was acquired through colonial or military occupation.
Testing the Meaning of Heritage
Janet Maughan
Exhibition review The Heritage of Namatjira
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute
Adelaide South Australia
Curated by Angela Tidmarsh and JVS Megaw on behalf of the Flinders University of South Australia
Catalogue edited by Ruth Megaw.


William Shakespeare is arguably the most famous writer of all time, but his private life and marriage to Anne Hathaway isn't necessarily well known to the public. Gain more insight into the circumstances that shaped the bard's life and possibly his writing with this biography of Hathaway.
Hathaway was born circa 1555. She grew up in a farmhouse in Shottery, a small village on the outskirts of Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire, England. Her cottage remains on the site and has since become a major tourist attraction. Little is known about Hathaway. Her name crops up a few times in historical records, but historians don't have any real sense of what type of woman she was.
Anne Hathaway married William Shakespeare in November 1582. She was 26, and he was 18. The couple lived in Stratford-upon-Avon, which is roughly 100 miles northwest of London. It appears the two had a shotgun wedding. Evidently, they conceived a child out of wedlock and a wedding was arranged despite the fact that marriages were not traditionally performed at that time of year. The couple would go on to have a total of three children (two daughters, one son).
Special permission had to be asked from the Church, and friends and family had to financially guarantee the wedding and sign a surety for £40—a huge sum in those days.
Some historians believe that the marriage was an unhappy one and the couple was forced together by the pregnancy. Although there is no evidence to support this, some historians go as far as to suggest that Shakespeare left for London to escape the day-to-day pressures of his unhappy marriage. This is, of course, wild speculation.
Did Shakespeare Run Away to London?
We know that William Shakespeare lived and worked in London for most of his adult life. This has led to speculation about the state of his marriage to Hathaway.
The Failed Marriage: Some speculate that a difficult marriage in Stratford-upon-Avon compelled the young William to seek his fortune away from home. London would have been many days ride and was perhaps welcome escape for William who was trapped by a shotgun wedding and children. Indeed, there is evidence (although scant) that William was unfaithful while in London, and would compete with his business partner for the attention of London's women.
The Loving Marriage: If the above is true, it does not explain why William kept such close ties with the town. It seems he regularly returned to share his new-found wealth with Anne and his children. Land investments in the Stratford-upon-Avon area also prove that he planned to retire to the town once his working life in London finished.
Six months after the marriage, their first daughter Susanna was born. Twins, Hamnet and Judith soon followed in 1585. Hamnet died at age 11, and four years later Shakespeare wrote Hamlet, a play that may have been inspired by the grief of losing his son.
Here lyeth the body of Anne wife of William Shakespeare who departed this life the 6th day of August 1623 being of the age of 67 years.
Breasts, O mother, milk and life thou didst give. Woe is me—for how great a boon shall I give stones? How much rather would I pray that the good angel should move the stone so that, like Christ's body, thine image might come forth! But my prayers are unavailing. Come quickly, Christ, that my mother, though shut within this tomb may rise again and reach the stars.


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On December 10th, 2008, the European Commission adopted a Communication and three legislative proposals with the overarching objective of ensuring that European citizens are increasingly able to benefit from a competitive industry that generates safe, innovative and accessible medicines.
Full press release , including a statement from Vice President Günter Verheugen.
From the beginning, Community action in the pharmaceutical sector has had the dual objective of safeguarding public health, by providing Europe with safe and effective medicines, while creating a business environment that stimulates research, boosts innovation and supports the competitiveness of industry. Much has been achieved in the past forty years. Today however, Europe is faced with major health, economic and scientific challenges. The EU has been losing ground in pharmaceutical innovation; European patients still suffer from inequalities in the availability and affordability of medicines and counterfeit medicines are on the rise.
Together with the Communication, today the Commission also adopted a series of legislative proposals that will contribute to strengthening current legislation by addressing existing gaps.
The first legislative proposal aims to ensure that EU citizens have access to reliable information on medicines available, the grounds on which they have been authorised and how they are monitored. Today EU legislation does not provide for sufficient harmonised rules in this area and as a consequence EU citizens have unequal access to information across the EU. The overall principle of the proposal is to lay down clear rules on information provided by pharmaceutical companies on prescription-only medicines. This proposal is very important for patients as it will help empower EU citizens to make more informed decisions about their health.
Background information on information to patients.
The second legislative proposal aims to better protect patients by strengthening the EU's system for the safety monitoring of medicines (pharmacovigilance). Once approved and placed on the market, medicines are monitored throughout their lifespan to ensure that any product which presents an unacceptable level of risk can be rapidly withdrawn from the market. In fact the full safety profile of medicines can only be known once they have entered the market. The supervision and monitoring of adverse reactions to authorised medicines are carried out through the EU's pharmacovigilance system. The current system is however complex, leads to duplication of effort and potential for the confusion of responsibilities. A lack of harmonisation not only interferes with the functioning of the single market in pharmaceuticals but also poses a threat to public health. The Commission's proposal aims to simplify the current system with the overall objectives of better protecting public health, ensuring the proper functioning of the internal market and simplifying the current rules and procedures.
The third legislative proposal aims to strengthen EU legislation to better protect EU citizens from the serious threats posed by fake medicines. There is an alarming increase of medicinal products detected in the EU which are false representations of authorised medicines. These products usually contain sub-standard or false ingredients, no ingredients or ingredients in the wrong dosage, thus posing a serious threat to human health. The overall principle of the proposal adopted today by the European Commission is to protect the legal distribution chain from the infiltration of fake medicines. This will help to safeguard the confidence of distributors, health care professionals and patients in the medicinal products they trade, prescribe and purchase in the legal supply chain.
Background information on falsified medicines.


If you take a tea bag, place it in a cup, and fill the cup with hot water, the water activates the tea in the bag. The hot water doesn't make the taste; it simply reveals what is already in the bag. This is much like the life lessons I have experienced in 2011. This year was a very trying, yet informative one for me. I learned a few more truths about myself and discovered yet more layers of the proverbial onion that needed to be peeled back.
The first four months appeared to fly by and them I hit a speed bump that made the rest of the year seem to pass at a snail's pace. Then situations began to snowball and I was forced to stop and take an inventory of the damage and the causes. The result was me having to adjust my attitude and the way I viewed myself. There were still some lies that I was telling myself, but they weren't evident until I ran into problems. If there's one thing that makes it painful and nearly impossible to change your life, it is faulty thinking and lies that block your view of the greatness that lies inside of you.
The truth is there will always be negative parts of your life experience; but it's easier to deal with when you realize that all things exist for a reason. You aren't falling apart just because your marriage fell apart. Losing something or someone doesn't make you a loser, being financially "broke" doesn't break you, and failing doesn't mean you're a failure. You only increase your suffering by deceiving yourself into believing that the situation has more importance in the big picture than it truly does.
You are here for a purpose and you uniquely created for that job. No other individual could ever do a better job of being you than you. With that being said, every time you compare yourself to someone else it is a waste of time. The only person worth measuring yourself against is you. Also, it is important that you understand that taking responsibility for your actions does not mean blaming yourself for the situation. The Blame Game is about passing judgment, which is a dead end street. Taking responsibility, however, is healthy and opens the door of progress to recovery from your situation. Take responsibility for your life without wasting time blaming anyone else or yourself.
The truth is it may seem that people are judging you in some way that you actually see yourself, but people are paying much less attention to you than you truly believe. In fact, most people are too busy dealing with their own faulty thinking patterns to spend any significant time worrying about yours. Each of us is our own worst critic.
Your feelings are a direct reflection of your thoughts and you have complete control over your thoughts. Whether you exercise it or not is purely another matter. When you get angry, you don't have to stay angry. There are a multitude of other emotions from which to choose and this holds true with the other emotions that tend to steal our joy when we are in the midst of a crisis.
Whether in a relationship or at work, many of us believe that if certain things happen, it is justification to rely on own faulty thinking that we have accepted as our truth. If your employer didn't promote you, it doesn't necessarily mean your work was not acknowledged. In a relationship, if you were lied to, it doesn't necessarily mean your partner does not love you. Often it is necessary to accept the reasoning of the other person, not take the actions personally, and to learn to challenge the way you come to conclusions. Consider the fact there may be other meanings to the action that may exist.
It is my hope and prayer that this list will assist you as you choose to challenge any faulty thinking beliefs that may be hindering you from moving forward in the New Year. Rather than going through 2012 with the same disappointments of years before, choose to change yourself and your life. The key to that change is letting go of the lies that bind.


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Flashback: The state of digital culture in 1993
On July 7, 2014 By Dan KennedyIn Media, Technology
In the spring of 1993 I attended a conference on journalism and technology at Columbia University. It was a time when the digital culture that was to emerge was right on the brink: the Internet was not nearly as much of a force in the lives of ordinary people as were commercial services like Prodigy, and Mosaic, the first graphical Web browser, had just been released. With The Boston Globe just having run an image of the story I wrote for The Boston Phoenix after that conference, I thought I'd reproduce it here in full.
Future Watch: Lost in space
Why the electronic village may be a very lonely place
Copyright © 1993 by the Phoenix Media/Communications Group. All rights reserved.
May 7, 1993: From 500-channel interactive TV to portable electronic newspapers, an unprecedented explosion of information technology awaits us in the next several years. These services, media analysts say, will allow you to tailor news programming to your own interests, do your banking and shopping at home, and make restaurant reservations with a hand-held computer while you're sitting at a bus stop.
Certainly the speakers were bullish at this past week's conference on "Newsroom Technology: The Next Generation," sponsored by the Freedom Forum Media Studies Center, at Columbia University, in New York. Expert after expert talked in rapturous tones about the "information highway," fiber optics, coaxial cable, digital compression, and the like.
But there's a dark side to the emerging electronic village, acknowledged almost as an afterthought amid the glowing financial projections and the futuristic technobabble. And that dark side is this: as information becomes increasingly decentralized, there's a danger that consumers of that information — all of us, in other words — will become more and more isolated from society and from each other.
What's being lost is the sense of shared cultural experience — the nationwide community that gathered to watch, say, the Vietnam War, in the 1960s, or the Watergate hearings, in the 1970s. Media analyst Les Brown, a former television reporter for the New York Times, believes that for all their "insufferable arrogance" during that era, the Big Three networks "served the needs of democracy very well." With 500 channels, he fears, users will choose news programming that suits their political biases — if they choose any news programming at all.
"Whatever happened to everybody talking to each other?" he asked during the Freedom Forum gathering. "What happened to this big tent we used to have? As the media become more democratized, they may serve the needs of democracy less well."
Then there's the widespread distrust and contempt in which the media are held. Increasingly, technology is making it possible for people to get their information unfiltered, with no interference by rude, pushy journalists or powerful, unseen editors. It's called "new news," and it includes everything from C-SPAN to talk radio, from Ross Perot's infomercials to computer bulletin-board systems (BBSs).
The bulletin boards, in particular, have been attracting attention recently. Jon Katz, the Rolling Stone reporter who helped coin the phrase "new news," recently wrote a paean to these boards, calling them "the purest journalistic medium since smoke signals" and praising their ability to "shape values and public opinion without help from the gatekeepers — those who have always told us what information was important and what we should think about it."
Well, yes. But even though the people who take part in these on-line discussions are sometimes called a "virtual community," cyberspace can be a lonely place. Embark upon an electronic cruise, and you find a lot of alienated people, sitting at home in darkened rooms before glowing screens, pouring out their frustrations and their prejudices without ever having to face the victims of their wrath.
Take Prodigy, the most commercial of the on-line services, with some two million subscribers. Its users were among the first to buy into the politics of alienation that Perot so successfully exploited. In the early days of the Perot candidacy, when the eccentric billionaire was scoring 30 percent in the polls, Prodigy users were giving him double that. And just this past week, 20,500 users answered an on-line survey on taxes — with an astonishing 71 percent saying they're already too high, and that they can be cut at the same time the deficit is reduced and the health-care system revamped.
No one likes a higher tax bill. But the Prodigy findings are totally at variance with national polls, which show substantial (if mixed) support for the rather modest tax hikes Bill Clinton pushed through Congress earlier this year. Of course, you won't find potential victims of government cutbacks in cyberspace. Perhaps the Prodigy respondents' opinions were distorted by the users' having spent too much time in virtual reality and not enough in our reality.
Then there's the "gatekeeper" role Katz so disparages. John Carey, a media consultant who's the director of Greystone Communications, told the Freedom Forum gathering that the new environment will not eliminate the need for "an editor and a filter." As Les Brown put it, "One of the functions of a newspaper is to provide you with editorial guidance as to what is important. Page one of the New York Times is news in and of itself."
What happens when the gatekeeper is relieved of duty? Look at the Internet — the vast, unmapped, worldwide super-network that connects thousands of smaller networks serving as many as 10 million to 20 million computer users.
If users' (frequently censored) comments on Prodigy are freewheeling, the messages posted on the Internet are positively unhinged. Some of it's valuable — so-called wire services provided by environmental, peace, and gay-and-lesbian organizations, the complete text of White House speeches and policies, the views of radical social critic Noam Chomsky. Some of it is legitimate citizen activism — a call to boycott Kansas because of Bob Dole's filibuster of Clinton's economic-stimulus bill; a proposal for a constitutional amendment to include electronic speech under the First Amendment (currently a gray area).
But some of it can only be described as hate speech, and it's frightening. Anti-Semitic messages are a regular feature. The Institute for Historical Review, a notorious neo-Nazi group based in Costa Mesa, California, has posted messages on several Internet boards denying that the Holocaust has occurred. Even when an outraged user responds, the impression left with anyone who doesn't know better is that of an argument, with both combatants having an equally valid case.
And consider what will happen a few years down the road. It is already possible — but impractical, for reasons of cost and speed — to convert a full-sound, full-motion video to digital format and upload that video to a BBS. In a few years, that practice will become commonplace — and because of increasingly sophisticated "desktop video" techniques, Mary Frost, a top executive with Capital Cities/ABC, told the conference, "it becomes even more difficult to tell fact from fiction."
The most important journalistic decision of the past several years was to air the amateur videotape of Rodney King getting beaten up by a group of LA cops. That decision led to a deadly riot, two painful trials, and a re-examination of race relations across the country. Now, what if, in 1998, when the existing technical obstacles will likely have been overcome, an amateur videographer simply uploads onto the Internet a similarly shocking tape?
Says Frost: "What is the source? How do you verify the accuracy of these pictures? The visual impact of TV carries with it incredible responsibility."
This hardly means that it's all over for traditional journalism. Rather, journalism is going to have to adapt to the new technology. In so doing, it may find that the information highway — that overused metaphor for the cables, phone lines, and satellites that will soon carry phenomenal volumes of data into homes and institutions — is a two-way street. And that just may give the media a chance to repair their rift with the public.
It's already happening on a small scale on Prodigy, where users can mix it up with syndicated columnists Jack Germond and Robert Novak. And on the Internet recently, when a user posted a message praising C-SPAN as an antidote to "the paranoid Left" and "generations of US media apologists," a self-described journalist engaged him in debate, writing that C-SPAN does "no more than attend open meetings and relay the declarations that emanate from them to an uninformed public." Unlike C-SPAN, he wrote, journalists have the "skepticism" to press public officials for the truth.
This kind of one-on-one exchange could become more prevalent. Walter Isaacson, assistant managing editor of Time magazine, told the Freedom Forum group that he foresees a day when Time will be available on-line, accompanied by discussion areas allowing readers to communicate directly with writers and editors, "so that the wall between the media and the consumer breaks down a bit."
Time has already had some experience in that area. Philip Elmer-DeWitt, the associate editor who wrote the magazine's much-talked-about cover story on cyberpunk culture last February, exchanged messages about the story with users of the Well — the San Francisco-based BBS on which he did much of his research — both before and after it was published.
"They were really pissed," he said, although he added that much of the anger changed to support once the article came out. "It was a nice example of how the boundary between the mainstream, establishment press, and this culture can be breached. Later, in a brief interview with the Phoenix, he agreed that "there is real hostility toward the media," and that much of that hostility is displayed on-line. But he's found that with the exception of "conspiracy theorists" and "gun nuts," he's been able to conduct rational discussions.
"It's not unlike talk radio in that every Joe can get on the phones and spout his opinion," Elmer-DeWitt said. But rather than relying exclusively on BBSs for their information, he thinks, most people who cruise cyberspace use the mainstream media to verify what they find on-line. "I think the two can co-exist," he says. "I think they feed off each other to some extent."
Other trends, though, make it difficult to share Elmer-DeWitt's optimism. In Montreal, the cable-TV system is trying to wind back news viewers by offering five minutes of headlines, followed by a menu of choices of more-in-depth reports; if you punch in "1" for Bosnia, you won't know what's happening in, say, education or health, unless you go back and select them later. In the US, those 500 channels will allow you to pre-select a customized menu offering information only on those topics that interest you.
The phrase the pros use to describe such targeted choices is "narrowcasting" — and they love it, because it makes a more efficient buy for advertisers. And narrow is indeed the word for it. Because the danger is that people will travel the information highway with blinders on, reinforcing their prejudices, closed to new ideas.
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Jerry Ackerman
Thanks for posting this, Dan. You and your Freedom Forum sources have proved to be eerily prescient.
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