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Budak
Bruin alum, Hoya grad student in technology and social entrepreneurship, and I do a really good impression of the voice on the Prague metro.
An etch-a-sketch representation of our “Tool Academy” Halloween costumes. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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Vaclav Klaus, President of the Czech Republic, Speaks at Georgetown - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
Re: Technological Determinism Is False - http://www.natalidelconte.com/2009...
"A fascinating thing to think about, and indeed it's something I am spending a lot of time in graduate school examining. If technological determinism makes you uncomfortable, you may enjoy looking into the "Social Construction of Technology" (SCOT) model. Rather than arguing that technology shapes social action, social constructivists argue that it is in fact humans and their actions shaping technology. Please feel free to check out my site -- http://unpoppedcollar.com -- for more discussions on technological determinism versus social constructivism."
- Budak
DC in a Nutshell - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
Fall Colors in DC - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
Re: Unpopped Collar: Travel, Technology and Social Entrepreneurship. Travel Photography and Stories plus Social Tech - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
"Thanks for stopping by, Dave. I appreciate your insight. I think lost in many of the old media's production is the importance of community building. When major sources put articles online there are often open comments which rapidly devolve into ugliness. On many focused blogs however, such as yours, the people commenting feel a greater sense of community and shared interests, which I think results in a much more vibrant experience for writers and readers alike."
- Budak
Travel and New Media (and why Old Media doesn't get it) - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
Travel and New Media (and why Old Media doesn't get it) - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
Some Vegas reunion highlights. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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The panel at Georgetown discussing health care reform in the US. From left to right: EJ Dionne, GPPI Professor and Washington Post Columnist; Senator John Barrosso (R-WY); Charles “give ‘em the hammer” Krauthammer, Washingotn Post; Judy Feder, former GPPI Dean; Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA). You can read more about it here. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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Wolf Blitzer moderating a panel on health care reform this week. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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Autumn on campus - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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The Charlotte Airport is kind of fantastic: free wifi, rocking chairs, attendants in the bathrooms, and Nascar stuff everywhere! - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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It was a long travel day from Las Vegas to Charlotte to DC, but look how lucky I got: the person before me on the plane left the best magazine ever — Pest Management Professional — in the seatback pocket! Hours of information and entertainment. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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The view of the Vegas Strip from Tao, last Saturday. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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GPPI asks tougher questions than Wolf! - http://vimeo.com/7302559
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“I visited the mothership.” - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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Lunch at Apple headquarters in Cupertino. Eat different. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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The sunset above the Rocky Mountains, as I flew to California. - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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Burps Bathrooms and Sunsets: Riding the Train in India - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
My “seasonal cupcakes” I bought at Giant got severely overshadowed at the D-12, DC Style — most notably by the I <3 UCLA cake! - http://unpoppedcollar.com/post...
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