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Return to History, A Little of Now —

I’ve been mostly concentrating on the now, on the stuff I’m scanning and the work on the documentaries. Fun, but I think people liked it more when I addressed history and wrote essays. To get back to that, I will be adding three essays about phones. One will be called SECURITY, one called THE OFFICE, and one called VOICEMAIL. You’ll like them if you liked the previous stuff, and otherwise you can wait until I talk about my films again.

I decided to try something fun, and so I now have a myspace account. Come be my friend. Or whatever passes for friends on there.

I have some reputation among a number of people for being this non-stop machine of doing stuff, and yes, I’ve been up to things, but not all of them are really essay-worthy, just the usual efforts of travel, interviewing, and archiving. I’ll be sure to update about those as they come to fruition, shortly.


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6 Comments

  1. Shii says:

    Woops, I just deleted my account last week!

  2. Stacia says:

    You find myspace fun? I can’t read a single word on anyone’s myspace, thanks to banner ads, blinkies, flashing scrolling backgrounds, etc. It’s impossible to find content there. YMMV.

  3. Estetik says:

    You missed a nice one! The appearance of local directory indexes has been improved greatly, with an attractive interface rather than the monospace font of yore.

  4. Estetik says:

    You missed a nice one! The appearance of local directory indexes has been improved greatly, with an attractive interface rather than the monospace font of yore.

  5. Estetik says:

    You missed a nice one! The appearance of local directory indexes has been improved greatly, with an attractive interface rather than the monospace font of yore.

  6. Estetik says:

    You missed a nice one! The appearance of local directory indexes has been improved greatly, with an attractive interface rather than the monospace font of yore.