Favoriting Too Much Information with Benjamen Walker: Playlist from June 17, 2013 Favoriting

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Too Much Information is the sober hangover after the digital party has run out of memes, apps and schemes. Host Benjamen Walker finds out that, in a world where everyone overshares the truth 140 characters at a time, telling tales might be the most honest thing to do.

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Favoriting June 17, 2013: Anonymity Chic and Skyjackings
Anonymity Chic and Skyjackings During the first half of the show, British journalist Stuart Jeffries asks is being ungoogleable the new black? And during the second half of the show, writer Brendan I. Koerner will be live on the program talking about his new book The Skies Belong to Us a story a time when hijacking was all the rage.

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Brendan I. Koerner  The Skies Belong to Us  0:00:00 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Stuart Jeffries  Is being ungoogleable the new black?  0:30:55 (MP3 | Pop-up)


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Avatar 6:21pm
the glowing one:

"dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y" from 1997 is an art-documentary about the "golden age" of hijacking.
Avatar 6:43pm
the glowing one:

what might happen when you add autonomous killer robots to the formula of social media:

www.ted.com...
  6:44pm
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In certain circles it used to be said that one's name should appear in a newspaper only three times during one's life: 1) in a birth announcement; 2) in a wedding announcement; and 3) in an obituary.
Avatar 6:46pm
the glowing one:

I can go along with that
  6:55pm
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Benjamin seems not to understand that Salinger's anonymity was a goal rather than a strategy.
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