tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8489859589213396522.post1188853706919915780..comments2009-06-16T21:33:06.184-07:00Comments on Feeling Fuller: Thoughts on new(s) mediaAndy Fullerhttps://profiles.google.com/106614211092332212763noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8489859589213396522.post-34931322546468111182009-06-16T21:33:06.184-07:002009-06-16T21:33:06.184-07:00This blog post was originally read on a tiny iPhon...This blog post was originally read on a tiny iPhone screen tonight while eating at Olive Garden. Now that i can fully read it and take it all in again... i say again, you are an Amazing writer!<br /><br />We lost our cable on Friday due to them setting it up wrong last week. My only means of news for the past few days was online. It was at first a strange, foreign, and just plain odd way for me to get ALL of my news. I had become accustom to just turning on FOX News to take in the daily clips and then feel like i knew the world news. Although i am learning quickly that you can not rely on one source of news to take it all in (fair and balanced).<br /><br />I would not recommend getting all of your news via Twitter, but it was something that i took part in fully this past 48 hours. Keeping up with friends i have inside of Iran and around the world who were keeping an eye on things... this was something i would have never thought of or thought i would see take shape so amazingly in such a short time.<br /><br />My eyes are now open to a new way of getting many of my news stories... almost to the point of saying, "who needs cable news"... almost! ;-)Mi ch elehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11925039982100845791noreply@blogger.com