Tag Archives: CyberPorn

Natalie Portman and Self-Censorship

By alex | Published: 12/11/2004
Now that the cat is out of the bag about the Cyberporn class, the university is bracing for potential rabid close-mindedness. Seems to be in-season these days. Someone suggested that I police my blog and decide what to delete. I suggested that no matter what it was, deleting things would likely only make matters worse. […]
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Netporn Conference

By alex | Published: 12/10/2004
The Institute of Network Cultures is sponsoring a
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The new prude

By alex | Published: 12/5/2004
I am trying not to get too drawn into the “pornography good? pornography bad?” debate for the Cyberporn class, though it will naturally be unavoidable. Don’t get me wrong: I think media have effects on how we think and act, and so certain kinds of pornographic or erotic content is bound to have negative social […]
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Porn picture downloaders

By alex | Published: 12/5/2004
I recently incorrectly predicted that porn was to be the killer app for RSS enclosures (Really Sexy Sindication). In fact, podcasting seems to be picking up steam An adroit commenter wondered why they weren’t doing it already if it was such a natural fit. Perhaps because of replacement technologies? Fleshbot notes that two products (NSFW) […]
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