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Steve Rosenbaum’s new book on the precariousness of truth in the AI Age I use AI nearly every day. I use it to research, to synthesize, to brainstorm. And if you’re reading this, chances are you do, too. So when I sat down on a Zoom call Friday with old friend Steve Rosenbaum to talk […]
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Discovering nature and community in a small seaside Mexican village This article appeared in the Chicago Tribune in 1998 and the Philadelphia Inquirer, San Jose Mercury News, Denver’s Rocky Mountain
This article appeared in the September/October 1996 issue of The Skeptical Inquirer, the journal of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, an international organization. ‘This
The co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation calls the current wave of media realliances ‘the rearrangement of deck chairs on the Titanic’ John Perry Barlow is a retired cattle rancher,
The noted media critic and former editor-in-chief of U.S. News & World Report discusses the future of online journalism Harvard-educated, a Rhodes Scholar, a former chief White House speech writer
In which the Guru of the Digital Generation discourses on McLuhan, electronic neighbors and square dancing Nicholas Negroponte, 51, founding director of the Media Lab at MIT and Wired magazine’s
Welcome to journalism’s newest ethical nightmare: digital enhancement This article appeared in the Washington Journalism Review, the Boston Globe and the Sacramento Bee in 1988-89. Afew years ago I wandered
This article appeared in The Sacramento Bee on Oct. 1, 1988, as well as in the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner on Nov. 13, 1988. As dusk neared, the sun sent crazy
Photo of the governor by J.D. Lasica California’s governor reflects on the Armenian genocide — and how it still affects his people’s spirit This Q&A with the sitting governor of
