Morning Leaders. “So this is how I approach it: the internet is like a reality TV show that anybody or everybody is watching and I’m one of the actors. If I want to be on the show, I’m exposing myself to the opinions of others. I positively know that I am going to get love and hate directed at me. I am going to be either ignored, praised or ridiculed. When you’re on the show, honesty and vulnerability are not only crucial, but inevitable. And the various responses of the audience are just as crucial and inevitable. This is the nature of reality TV. We signed up for this.” – David Hayward // #Classic #InternetReality
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The Knowledge Society
A recent survey from BBC World News suggests almost four in five people around the world believe internet access is ‘a human right’.
“The right to communicate cannot be ignored…The internet is the most powerful potential source of enlightenment ever created.” Dr Hamadoun Toure, secretary-general of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), told BBC News.
Has the internet pushed us into “The Knowledge Society”?
Interesting poll results and analysis at here.