About the blog
The cyberspace is a complicated place to be. Many variables define its identity; variables, which combine the practice (and theory) of many different disciplines. From psychology, sociology, network theory, law to more abstract issues like authorship, freedom, beauty and virtuality.
Purpose of this blog is to discuss the development of cyberspace, following and criticizing current issues. It is also my interest to study and decode (to a possible extent) the structure, formation and connectivity of the web. Finally, this blog will approach the aesthetical side of cyberspace. By that, I don’t only imply the beauty of code but also the beauty of the web itself. As a believer to the freedom and independence of cyberspace, it is my hope to contribute and provide to the community.
Bare in mind, dear reader, that this is a personal blog. This means, that although I will stay true to the goals set above, I cannot guarantee that they will constitute my sole reflections.
About the author
My name is Jiannis Sotiropoulos, I’m a 25 year old person, currently living in Berlin. I have studied sociology and media sciences and I’m currently working on various projects concerning (mostly) online media.
I’m an active member of stumbleUpon, LibraryThing, Last.fm, del.icio.us, friendfeed and Mixx.
I’m 65% open to new experiences, 69% conscientious, 42% extrovert, 74% agreeable and 4% neurotic (!)
Also running…
I’m an official contributor at the PandemicBlog, where we mostly concentrate on social media and online marketing subjects.
I also contribute my CSS designs at the OpenDesigns Community. You can check my profile to see the designs or just click on the downloads section.
07.04.08
Dan O. De Ment responded on 19 Jan 2008 at 12:44 pm #
Hello in Berlin: I like your site. It has a great look and feel about it. I’ll give you some percentages: I’m 50% old, 50% golfer and 50% screenwriter. My wife says I’m 100% goofy. Stop by and visit my site at Elm Drive Marketing.com when you get a chance. Leave me a comment. Have a good day. I wish more people left comments on our sites. Many seem to have a real reluctance to do so.
Dan
Zero Hour Mystery guy responded on 29 Feb 2008 at 12:29 pm #
As I lived with you and studied you a lot (through our long talks, your sneaky videogame playing style and of course your cooking style), I would say you are rather 7% neurotic, 19% crazy, wich makes you 99% more suitable for sharing a flat with me in Berlin and especially taking my room and my furnitures.
By the way, if you havent already, you should rather passed the Myers Briggs test (http://similarminds.com/embj.html). I studied in class, and the results were quite accurate.
General P.
Bill responded on 25 Mar 2008 at 8:09 pm #
I was wondering what you got your BA in. I want to get my masters in media studies and I was wondering where you started at.