Technolgy Take Over

[katyiskelly]

Glass impacts its user negatively. Josh Lowensohn simply describes the product in his article about Google Glass, restating that anyone can buy it but failing to pause and wonder: what dreams may come? He fails to pause and consider the negative aspects of the tech tool in relation to ...

[cwebber99]

Google Glass Take Over

Google Glass does have the potential to invade privacy, and once again give all the power to the corporations.  As Katy Kelly, fellow blogger points out, Google glass is advanced technology that has the ability of facial recognition, GPS and other sources that could invade privacy.  There are people that could be uncomfortable with the idea that Google has this much power.  Like Kelly said, "Losing privacy goes hand in hand with losing freedom, an alarming idea for citizens." (Kelly)  But we should not waste a great tool like Google Glass, because of a few possible problems.

Safety First

I agree that facial recognition is an invasion of privacy, it also keeps the streets safer.  Even though I think it should be allowed if you want it, there are upsides to having this ability.  New York police used it to try and make the streets safer for their citizens. Reporter Richard Reilly interviewed NYPD to see how it could help, "Google Glass could have a similar value proposition for police forces, Merritt said, pointing out that wireless facial recognition software is one potential use." (Reilly)  We have seen in the past that some monitoring is needed, to help prevent tragic events.  As long as Google is allowed to do so, them and other corporations are going to do it.  That is why it is up to the people to change that.

Power to the People

Rebecca MacKinnon, author of Consent of the Networked, talks about how it is up to the people to take control back.  As long as we allow the government and corporations to invade our privacy they are going to.  Google glass has the ability to do great things for this world and we need that kind of technology.  They are going to invade our privacy as long as we let them, so as a community we need to stand up and protect our freedom. Google Glass is still an excellent thing even without facial recognition and GPS tracking.  "Just because revolutionary cyber-soviets and Robin Hood-style cyber vigilantism are not the answers to our problems does not mean that business and government as we know them today are serving the needs of today’s citizens and netizens" Rebecca MacKinnon says in her book.  We need to count on the people to use Google Glass right. This new technology is too important to waste.  

Advertise  Everywhere

No matter where you go there will always be advertisements.  If we don't use Google glass that just means we use our smartphones.  All technology we use has advertisements.  Its is once again up to the people to put an end to that if they want.  Even without technology their is advertisements when you just go out for a drive on billboards.  As far as Google Glass having even more extreme advertisement, it is a helpful way to try new things.  If you are in a area you don't know and want to try a restaurant you are going to need an ad to help.  Google Glass may invade privacy at times, but so doesn't all technology.  Glass does more for the people than any other device and we need to use it.  People need to fight against the other problems, and not just for Google Glass but for all devices.  

Work Cited

MacKinnon, Rebecca. Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom. N. p. Print.

Webber, Chris. “#GoogleGlass Making #NewYork Streets Safer? Or Invading Privacy? #e8s4.” @cwebber99. Microblog. N. p., 6 Feb. 2014. Web. 14 May 2014.

[cwebber99]

Google Glass Makes Dreams Reality

Google Glass Changes World

Google Glass has the ability to make everything in our lives easier. It is the first step towards a major change for society. Josh Lowensohn, photographer for Google said Google "wants to get the device in the hands of anyone who wants to buy it — as long as it's got the units on hand."(Lowensohn) His article touches the surface of what Google Glass really has to offer. No longer do people have to look down at their smartphones while walking, looking for directions. Just look right into your glasses and see a map giving you directions wherever you would like to go. Google Glass has the ability to make everything in life easier for people. This is the start of what Pamela Lund, author of Massively Networked would refer to as "The Internet of Things". A way for all people to connect.

Glass Makes Life Easier

Everyday people complain about the difficulty of having to do certain tasks. Saying "its 2014 why do we still need to do this," Google Glass puts an end to that. We now have a chance to get things done much easier, and making life that much easier and better. Google Glass gives us a chance to connect with people that we never thought we could. As Pamela Lund says "... by participating in this network of communicants, we gain more power to create the world we want." (Lund, 130) Google Glass gives people the power to make a life that they want. We can create our own world, and lifestyle that makes us the happiest.

Creative Reality

Google Glass has made it so the most difficult and important tasks in life can be done with relative ease. We have seen surgeons use them to help with difficult operations. Professional sports leagues are considering using them for live games, to ensure they make the right call. Things we once thought to be impossible are now becoming very possible thanks to Google glass. We now have the ability to share with others that used to never be possible. In doing so it creates a stronger community. According to Clay Shirky, author of Cognitive Surplus we should do whatever we can to make a stronger community, and use the tools available to do so.

Google Glass Creates Public Value

This new technology lets us share and connect with the world like never before. We have the ability to create a much stronger society and community through the use of Google Glass. As the world continues to grow more technology reliant, it is important that people still connect through this technology. Shirky thinks this is the most important part of the growth of technology. "Public value is as interactive as communal value, but far more open to participation from and sharing with newcomers and outsiders." (Shirky, 174) Because of this new technology, each person has the ability to create their own perfect world. But it still remains important to communicate and share that world with the rest of your community.

Imagination Becomes Reality

Google Glass has the ability to turn imagination into the real thing. Things we use to dream of doing are becoming reality now. As Pamela Lund says, "Through the imagination you have access to a vast store of realities that have the potential of shaping your physical world." (Lund, 17) Google glass has taken that idea and made it possible. Through a lens we can do things we never though possible. And we can do it with extreme ease. By simply telling Google Glass to bring you somewhere, you are there. Dreams are starting to become true because of Google Glass. Instead of scrolling, and clicking around on your smartphone, things can now just appear for you. Google Glass has the ability to improve this world.

What Dreams May Come 

According to Lund, Google Glass is just the start of the new world. Lund believes soon anything will be possible. Anything we dream or imagine will one day be reality. 3D printers have already been created to help make tools, food and soon possibly human organs. Google glass has already done much to the few who have been able to use it. Once the whole world gets to use it, dreams will come true.

Work Cited

Lund, Pamela. Massively Networked: How the Convergence of Social Media and Technology Is Changing Your Life. 1st ed. PLI Media, 2011.

Shirky, Clay. Cognitive Surplus: How Technology Makes Consumers into Collaborators. New York: Penguin, 2010. Print.

Lowensohn, Josh. “Google Glass now on sale to all in US, but still in beta.” The Verge. The Verge, 13 May 2014. Web. 14 May 2014. <http://www.theverge.com/2014/5/13/5715054/anyone-in-the-us-can-now-buy-google-glass>.

[cwebber99]

Internet Belongs to the People

Take the Internet Back

It is time for Internet and Tech users to to take control of how they use their devices and internet. For far too long corporations and governments have controlled what citizens and web users can view online. We must come together, as a community and decide how we want to use the net and set our own rules for what we want to view. This will be no easy battle to win, so citizens and netizens have to come together and fight together.

Netizen Freedom

With the advances in today's technology it is easier then ever to come together on the web. We have a moral obligation to take back our freedom on the internet and prevent governments from invading our privacy. As fellow blogger Katy Kelly stated "Shifting that view from isolation to communal allows for a more beneficial and hopeful view of the world through the internet." (Kelly) Together we can take back our freedom, that once again certain countries are trying to take away.

NETMundial 2014

As I tweeted out last week, their is national meeting in Brazil to talk about the problem of Internet privacy. Countries like Russia and China are once again trying to take control over their internet to limit what citizens can view. As writer for the Washington Post, Brian Fang pointed out, this isn't the first time these countries tried this, "The last time the world got together to talk about how the Internet should work, China and Russia proposed making it easier for individual governments to control what their citizens can see on the Web. Now they're at it again, this time at a major international conference in Brazil." (Fang) We can not allow this to happen. It is time to make a change. It is time to give people their freedom back.

Need for Change

If we allow things to stay the way the are things will only get worse. We are already allowing corporations and governments to spy, censor and steal and use personal data without our knowledge. If we want to make a change we need to come together and work on making a change. As blogger Katy Kelly pointed out in her blog "The internet is extremely useful as a communication tool. Shifting perspective from individual to communal allows for a chance for social change." (Kelly) I agree that a shift from individual to communal is needed to make a significant change in the Internet world.

Unreliable Technology

Our society relies to heavily on technology to solve all of our problems. That is another reason why the change to communal is necessary. As Rebecca MacKinnon, author of Consent of the Networked says, "Placing excessive expectations on the ability of technology to defeat repression can cause individuals to abdicate individual responsibility." (MacKinnon, 236) People can't sit around and wait for technology to make everything right. We need to come together and solve our problems as part of a community.

Power of Tech Back to the People

"Just because revolutionary cyber-soviets and Robin Hood-style cyber vigilantism are not the answers to our problems does not mean that business and government as we know them today are serving the needs of today's citizens and netizens" Rebecca MacKinnon says in her book. Just because certain individuals have tried to make a change and failed, does not mean we all have to. We have seen what happens when we give government the power. We lose all freedom on the internet. Communal activity is the only way to give the power back to the people. We have to stop relying on technology to do everything for us. We need to take control over technology and use it to on benefit. The Internet has the power to make improvements to this world. We have to realize that power and take control of it. Right now that power is in the wrong hands. It is up to the people to take that power back. As a community we can do just that.

Work Cited

Kelly, Katy. “Shifting Perspectives: Individual View to Communal Outlook.” Where Are We Headed?. Tumblr, 17 Apr. 2014. Web. 4 May. 2014.

MacKinnon, Rebecca. Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom. Basic Books. Print.

Fung, Brian. "How China and Russia are trying to Undermine the Internet, again."Washington Post 23 Apr. 2014, sec. Tech: n. pag. Print.

[cwebber99]

Fight For Internet Privacy

NETMundial Takes on Privacy Issues

NETMundial 2014 meeting will be a meeting for countries to discuss how to give people their privacy on the internet. Ever since the Snowden incident, their has been a huge debate and concern over internet privacy, one that will be discussed often during this years NETmundial in Brazil.

United States Role

The United States, who has had a major role overseeing the internet has said to be stepping down and taking a much lesser role. Pleasing several countries but none more than Russia and China. The President of Brazil is also pleased in the United States taking a lesser role in the control of the internet and wants a more democratic control. "The Internet we want will only be possible in a scenario of respect for human rights, in particular the right to privacy and freedom of expression," she said.

Freedom on the Internet

Russia and China have made it clear that they want to have control over what their citizens view on the web. Rebecca MacKinnon, author of "Consent of the Networked" points out how several countries, including China prevent their citizens from total freedom on the internet. "But when governments and corporations abuse their power, the commons can as as counterweight and support network through which citizens can carve out the necessary spaces to speak and organize, and thus defend their rights and interests" (MacKinnon, 17). Countries have taken peoples freedom on the internet to speak their mind.

NETMundial 2014

After the revelations last year by former NSA analyst Edward Snowden, it is clear that the United States needs to take a lesser role in the control over the Internet. But that does not prove that Americans will still have privacy while on the internet. There will always be the feeling over government invading privacy. Every time you tweet, or search the web and use your smart phone government is watching. Mackinnon points out how this is happening in several countries including China and Russia. Both countries who have made it clear they want control over their countries internet. NETMundial 2014 is going to be a very important one.

  Work Cited

MacKinnon, Rebecca. Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom. New York: Basic Books, 2012. Print.

[bmcleodumd]

Knowledge is everywhere. The Internet houses tons of false information. Average people cause this. The publish button many have access to causes this.

It’s not all inaccurate

It’s impossible to say that all information spread by “nobodies” can be considered false. There are even websites,...

[shannonenl368]

Tons of web devices are being used to get students actively engaged in scholarly pursuits. Whether it’s online talks or smart blogging, high schools and colleges alike are latching onto these methods to get students involved.

But what effect does this process have on schooling and the web as a...

[oliviavgauvin]

Unbiased journalism gives access to news we need to make informed decisions. “Journalism” by special-interest humanitarian groups is biased and may not count as journalism. It is advocacy. Advocacy creates public and civic value by promoting human rights issues of the internet age. The ability to...

[katyiskelly]

Brisk growth of technology creates a narrow and fearful view of the world we live in because of personal outlooks. Shifting that view from isolation to communal allows for a more beneficial and hopeful view of the world through the Internet.

Optimism Begins Communally

One of my last blogs...

[cwebber99]

Social Media Shapes The World

Social Media Improves Society

There have been many complaints about what social media sites do to our younger generations. Many people argue that social media is simply for people to complain about life to others, post silly memes and tell the world what they are doing when nobody cares. Though many of that is true, there is much more to social media that people need to realize. Deleting facebook, twitter, vine and Instagram should not be option A.  Instead we should use the sites to make a positive impact on the world. 

 Share Something Useful

 Society needs to stop posting ridiculous Memes about LOLcats and other non significant things to social media. Is it ok from time to time post fun things to friends. Sure. But what is not okay is to waste your life away doing things like that.  "The easier it is for the average person to publish, the more average what gets published becomes. But increasing freedom to participate in the public conversation has compensating values" (Shirky, 47).  Stay on Twitter and Facebook, but tweet with some educational value. 

 Internet: Society's Textbook

 More and more the internet and social media is the way we learn things.  Children are spending less time listening to teachers and more time on smartphones and new devices.  As Jenny points out in her blog, "Children spend more time immersed in media than with parents or at school.  They are vulnerable students.  And smart devices act as their teachers"(Paiva).   This shouldn't be a problem.  With the technology we have today there is no reason for children not to rely on their gadgets to learn things.  Problem is nobody is sharing anything of any value. 

 Share and Learn Something New

 We finally have the freedom to publish anything we want at anytime.  We our wasting that freedom with LOLcats and selfies.  "... what matters now is not the new capabilities we have, but how we turn those capabilities, both technical and social, into opportunities" (Shirky, 191-192).  Start sharing views and ideas on politics, the economy, how to better the environment, anything educational.  If we can start getting people to communicate about this with value to the society, the internet and social media could make this world a much better place. 

 Importance of What Becomes Published

 Author Robert McChesney discussed these issues in his book "Digital Disconnect" and the problems he saw.   “What people are exposed to significantly shapes what they will demand.” (76) We need to start exposing people, especially the younger generation who have become addicted to candy crush, video games, and TV to more educational things online.  Expose them to intelligent and significant things and finally they will start to care about education and important society values.  "This is why content is crucial in social media. This is why engagement is crucial. Because it’s you. Who you are is as important as what you do. It’s your way into their world" (Hutchinson).

 Make Something of this World

 Instead of tweeting out how much you hate twitter, tweet about an educational book.  Maybe tweet out "Cognitive Surplus" by Clay Shirky so others can learn how to make an impact on this world.  Whatever you do, don't waste your life on LOLcats and selfies, and become someone important in this world.

Work Cited

Shirky, Clay. Cognitive Surplus: How Technology Makes Consumers Into Collaborators. Penguin Books. Print.

Paiva, Jenny. “Modern Marketing: Child Abuse”. Tumblr.com, 27 Mar. 2014. Web. 16 Apr. 2014.

http://socialmediatoday.com/adhutchinson/2137386/why-social-media-engagement-so-important-anyway

[cwebber99]

Make A Change!

Stay Relevant

There has been many complaints about what social media sites do to our younger generations. Many people argue that social media is simply for people to complain about life to others, post silly memes and tell the world what they are doing when nobody cares. Though many of that is true, there is much more to social media that people need to realize. Deleting facebook, twitter, vine and Instagram should not be option A.

Don't Tweet Your Life Away

"The easier it is for the average person to publish, the more average what gets published becomes. But increasing freedom to participate in the public conversation has compensating values" (Shirky, 47). Society needs to stop posting ridiculous Memes about LOLcats and other non significant things to social media. Is it ok from time to time post fun things to friends. Sure. But what is not okay is to waste your life away doing things like that. We have the freedom to publish, and socialize with people about important things in life and we need to take advantage of that. "This is why content is crucial in social media. This is why engagement is crucial. Because it’s you. Who you are is as important as what you do. It’s your way into their world" (Hutchinson). Publish something with some significance, become something in this world, because social media, and the world wide web is becoming a significant part of this world.

Socialize on the Web

Instead of coming home from a long day at the office or the classroom and immediately jumping on the couch and putting on the television, try something different. Socialize through the web, find some groups and topics online that you can communicate with and add to that group. People argue social media and addiction to the internet has ruined communication with others. That is simply not true. We have more way than ever to communicate with one another and we need to start communicating about significant topics. Instead of spending an hour on candy crush, go online and share and learn knowledge. Use social media to make a difference in this world and make it a better place.

Work Cited

Shirky, Clay. Cognitive Surplus: How Technology Makes Consumers into Collaborators. New York: Penguin, 2010. Print.

http://socialmediatoday.com/adhutchinson/2137386/why-social-media-engagement-so-important-anyway

[cwebber99]

I Will Never Stop Tweeting

I Will Never Delete My Facebook!

Social Media has become apart of our lives. As much as people constantly complain about how much time people spend on facebook, or the stupid things people post we will never get off of it. Even the people that claim they hate facebook and twitter need them. It has become part of our life. "Our social media tools aren't an alternative to real life, they are part of it. In particular, they are increasingly the coordinating tools for events in the physical world." (Shirky, 37)

Can't Stop Tweeting

I am constantly on at least one social media site at any given time. I can't get enough of it. I honestly don't think I could go more than a few hours without checking facebook, twitter, or instagram without having a major freak out. It has become a necessary part of life. It is how we find out what is going on this world. Older generations constantly hate on the younger generations for always being on their new gadgets and devices. Always suggesting that we put the damn things down and look at a paper, or watch the news. WHY?! Why on earth would I go look at a newspaper or go watch the tv for the news. I can do that all from my smartphone! Go watch the television and watch the news. I'll just do that from my phone, or go check twitter and get all the updates.

Social Media and Technology Saves Us

Through all the complaining and hatred of social media posts, social media is what keeps us up to date. We all complain and talk about it, which just further proves how big social media has become. We all need our phones, other gadgets and technology and most importantly social media to stay relevant.

Work Cited

Shirky, Clay. Cognitive Surplus: How Technology Makes Consumers into Collaborators. New York: Penguin, 2010. Print.

[miiglers-blog]

Clay Shirky gives an absolutely stunning speech on how Cognitive Surplus will change the world. 

[bmcleodumd]

The world we call home is living in fear. The future that Orwell’s “1984” depicted is slowly coming true as Big Brother is keeping his eye on us.

The company trying to stop us

CNN Money’s Jose Pagliery put two articles out on the same day. Two articles from two opposing forces pertaining to the...

[katyiskelly]

Privacy concerns arise with the 19 billion dollar buy out of WhatsApp by social media giant, Facebook.Investors rage as Oculus Rift, a virtual reality gaming device, creator Palmer Luckey sells to the expanding firm for 2 billion dollars.

Other market endeavors on the Internet raise red flags...

[mattdacosta]

Personal data has become the hot item for governments and for businesses.

This is no longer a conspiracy theory that the neighborhood “whacko” is preaching about. Your data is being sold and you are being spied on.

Pratap Chaterjee, from the progressive/liberal activist site AlterNet,...

[cwebber99]

Power of Technology

Technology Taking Over

Every day there seems to be a new big thing in technology.  Many people believe these advancements is a great thing for society and gives us more freedom and power.  Those people are overlooking major problems with these augmented devices.  Capitalism has taken over the internet and technology.  Personal freedom no longer exists.

Capitalism Ruins Technology

Technology should be a great thing for society.  But as Robert McChesney, author of Digital Disconnect How Capitalism is Turning the Internet Against Democracy points out, capitalism is destroying the internet and technology for society.  "People thought that the Internet would provide instant free global access to all human knowledge.  It would be a noncommercial zone, a genuine public sphere, leading to far greater public awareness, stronger communities, and greater political participation" (McChesney, 218).  Tech corporations such as Google and Microsoft have taken away that freedom from the people.  These corporations saw a chance to turn a huge profit through the internet and took complete advantage.  “The Internet was expected to provide more competitive markets, accountable business, open government, an end to corruption, and decreasing inequality-or to put it baldly, increased human happiness” (McChesney, 96).  Capitalism has taken away from all of that. 

What Went Wrong

I remember the good days when I was growing up playing outside with my friends and getting exercise, playing sports and exploring new and exciting things.  We did not grow up with all these extreme devices when I was a kid.  I socialized with friends in person, adventured and met new people, learned things through experience.  Now a day’s children socialize through facebook and twitter and consider those their best friends.  Adventuring and playing is now done on the couch through their video games.  If a child wants to learn something now they just grab their new ipad or smartphone or whatever gadget comes out next and look it up.  The problem with that, is they are only learning what these corporations what them to learn.  Advertisement has taken over the internet and sites that kids are going on.  “What people are exposed to significantly shapes what they will demand” (McChesney, 76).  People are no longer looking up what they want to, but what they are being told to look up.  “Social network marketing is a push proposition — you are trying to get people to go where they weren’t prepared to go” (Belew).  Now that people rely on the Internet and all the new technology coming out, corporations have total control over what we view.

Problems for the Future

With Children relying so much on technology and augmented reality devices there is a chance it could lead to the end of our species.  Though this may seem impossible, the way we rely on technology, and have begun to lose the ability to think on our own, we have given technology the power to take over.  The movie “Her” has already shown a depiction of human falling for technology.  Society has started to forget about human to human connection and can’t survive without human to technology relationship.  We care more about what Facebook and Twitter says than what actual people say or think.  Capitalism has given the rich and powerful the opportunity to take over and think for the rest of this.  This is a very dangerous thing.  Soon there will be no reason for people to leave their house or even get out of bed.  Everything they want to do will be able to get done from home.  We will get lost in a virtual reality, and forget about our actual lives and reality.  The more these social media sites, and devices take over our world, the more distance there will be between us and society.  The human to human contact we all grew up knowing will be gone.  It has already started to happen.  Eye contact when in a conversation with somebody no longer exists because we are too worried we might miss something in the virtual world.   

Need for Change

As many problems that come with advancement in technology, we should not stop it.  There are some clear problems with the way things are going in the tech world right now.  But it does not mean technology is a bad thing for us.  It just means we need to make laws to protect us.  People need to be able to search things they want, not things they are influenced to look at by the big time tech corps.  People have started to get lost in a virtual reality and until that changes, society has a major problem.  We are at a risk of losing total power to technology.  McChesney already pointed out how journalism is dead because of the internet, what will be next?  I think if nothing changes our species as whole could very well be next.  We have created things that make our lives so easy, we no longer have a reason to exist.  Until things change, and more people have more power, technology will be dangerous.

Work Cited

McChesney, Robert. Digital Disconnect: How Capitalism Is Turning the Internet Against Democracy. The New Press, 2013.

Belew, Bill. "Social Media Versus Social Networking as a Content Marketing Strategy." Search Engine Journal. (2014): n. page. Web. 27 Mar. 2014. <http://www.searchenginejournal.com/social-media-versus-social-networking-content-marketing-strategy/94867/>.

[cwebber99]

Welcome to 2025

According to McChesney's "Digital Connect",

"Any history of the past three decades will give prominent, if not preeminent, attention to the emergence of the the Internet and the broader digital revolution.  In the second decade of the twenty-first century, signs point to its being a globally defining feature of human civilization going forward, until it eventually becomes so natural, so much a part of the social central nervous system, as to defy recognition as something new or distinct to our being, like speech itself" (1).  Well it looks like McChesney might have been spot on with this statement.  At least according to this article in the Huffington Post.

  Internet in 2025

Within the next 10 years or so, the internet will have advanced so much we will forget it is even there.  It will just become a thing of habit, something we just do and don't even think about.  There have already been steps in that direction with inventions like Google Glass.  We will find ways to be using the internet without even thinking about it or anyone noticing.  "We won’t think about ‘going online’ or ‘looking on the Internet’ for something." He writes. "We’ll just be online, and just look.”

  Should we listen to McChesney?

McChesney points out how the Internet has destroyed journalism, but will it take away more important careers.  The internet will become so powerful and absorb so much information, we won't need anything else to gain information.  Is our education system next?  What will be the point of teachers in a few years.  Anything children need to know for school will already be online and easy to access.  In the next ten years or so, the smartest person on earth might not even have to attend school, ever.  There could also be serious consequences in the advancement of the Internet.  There is a possibility that it advances so much so quickly that we might not be able to handle it.  "The information we want will increasingly find its way to us, as networks learn to accurately predict our interests and weaknesses... that will also tempt us to stop seeking out knowledge, narrowing our horizons, even as we delve evermore deep."  Society needs to take a step back for a minute and think what could happen to us before jumping right into this.

   Work Cited

 McChesney, Robert W. Digital Disconnect: How Capitalism Is Turning the Internet Against Democracy. The New Press, 2013. Print.

 Kolodny, Carina. "Here's What The Internet Could Look Like In 2025." The Huffingston Post. N.p., 11 MAR 2014. Web. 11 Mar. 2014. <http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/11/heres-what-the-internet-c_n_4943051.html?1394574487&utm_hp_ref=technology>.