While reading Professor Strate’s chapter about time and cyberspace I thought it was very clever how he made the comparison between the clock and the computer. The clock gives the information of time in a fast and accurate way, the same way a computer gives information of other subjects in a fast and accurate way. Also I agree with both Professor Strate and Michael Raganella when they talk about the part of the chapter when Strate says "When sitting at a computer terminal, delays of a few seconds seem interminable and five minutes an eternity." This delay does not only affect life through a computer but also real life as well. I believe it has turned and fueled our generation to what is known as the "now" generation. This means that we need instant gratification. Right here right now, but is this a good or bad thing?
Despite the title, this is a class blog for Introduction to New Media/Participatory Media held during the Summer of 2011 at Fordham University, Rose Hill Campus, in the Bronx. But we all agree that pizza with olives is quite tasty indeed!
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
now generation
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