UCLA taser incident video
April 12, 2007 Filed in: Cyberspace
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The real
world
The video of the UCLA tasering incident made
available on YouTube (not for the squeamish -
you’ve been warned) raises a number of
interesting questions. Lauren Weinstein paints this
incident in a bigger picture, and, in a short, wonderful note
on the subject, reminds us that our critical
thinking skills are more important than
ever. And a nice little article in The
Atlantic on the unexpected consequences of
everyone having a camera with them all of the
time by James Fallows. Finally, take a look
at some state-of-the-art digital photo
manipulation looks like from research on content-aware image sizing
presented at SIGGRAPH 2007.
This seems to be a good place to add mention of this unusual piece on fantasy football and information literacy ("National Librarian Sport Declared").
This seems to be a good place to add mention of this unusual piece on fantasy football and information literacy ("National Librarian Sport Declared").