Adam Ostrow is editor in chief at Mashable and covers the tech, trends and people driving the evolution of the Web. This is a short talk called 'After your final status update' that includes some incite as to what new technologies could emerge out of the cloud of information we are creating with our online social identities. He poses the question 'can our social personas made up of status updates, tweets and connections actually live on once we die?'. I posted this video because it was relevant to the study of communication with an interesting view point.
(http://www.ted.com/talks/adam_ostrow_after_your_final_status_update.html)
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http://www.photoshop.com/
This is a useful internet application and is pretty much a light version of Adobe Photoshop. The best part about it is that fact that its free and requires no installation. You get 2GB of storage space for saving current projects online and also there's a mobile version of Photoshop.com available for Windows Mobile.
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