Internet as Labyrinth

recycledspam100. . . the internet is a labyrinth waiting to be explored, added to and to have new navigational journeys charted within it. There is already an overwhelming amount of information online, and those who provide a service do so with a filter rather than a funnel. I have a feeling that what will distinguish good weblogs from great weblogs over the next few years, will not be the content or the links, but the navigational structures we create to lead people through creative and transformative experiences with information. From Recycled Spam.

Andrew

Andrew Jones launched his first internet space in 1997 and has been teaching on digital things ever since. He founded The Boaz Project in 2000 and the virtual Suddenly Seminary in 2004.

1 Comment

  • will was here says:

    Will – this is andrew – you had a comment here about “Understanding Media and i accidently deleted it – sorry about that – i found your comment in my email and am posting it here;
    Email Address: will@willsamson.com
    Comments:
    When McLuhan wrote “Understanding Media” he thought we were approaching the “technological simulation of consciousness”. Nice to know that the effectiveness of the global nervous system is still a function of human intervention.

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