This post How the Internet gives a voice was my first post to blogging. In reviewing my recent posts, the content was lifted. Luckily, my original text was saved on an external drive. Thanks to +Syed Faizan Ali http://www.mybloggerlab.com/2012/03/protecting-your-copyrighted-content.html I put some security to my site.
Written
by: Grace C Walker Tuesday, January 15, 2013
How the Internet gives a voice
Rambling somewhere in the echo chambers of my head is a
maelstrom of thought responses on how the internet gives me a voice.
Before becoming an indulgent convert to the realm of
internet technology and its profuse envelopment of all my interactive
intelligence, I was among its most vocal
combatants. In one of my undergrad
Communications classes in the early nineties, I contended that although the
advent of the internet and all its promised breakthroughs to espouse
connectivity, outreach and enable world globalization to the masses was seen as
a cataclysmic popular shift in the medium of communication, its disadvantages
were more impervious.
The bubble of my peripheral scope of limited experience,
utilization and internet access at the time suggested that the availability and
access to the internet were formulae for further social marginalization and
disenfranchisement of those without universal economic parity. I contended there would be unfair advantages
to richer nations.
I am now a radical convert in 2013
Globalization flourishes. Social injustices are broadcast
with warp speed. Worlds politics, religions, militia are under the microscope
of the social collective. We seem to be
closer as the Web spreads farther.
Kudos to the advocacy of the +Steve Jobs, +Bill Gates, +Mark
Zuckerberg and hosts of other internet
zeitgeists, I thrill and savor and explore and languish in the freedom to be at
all ends of the global sphere instantaneously.
From my personal shopping, my politics, my beliefs, my social interest,
my scholarly pursuits, my business ideologies, I am wholly and fully immersed
in the discoveries that the Internet provides.
In its most primordial bellow, the Internet Voice is the
greatest conduit of human integration for research, access, validation and globalization
for any element of thought that one’s mind chooses to conceive and construct.
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