Outline: 3 Steps Read 2 articles: Martin Luther King ← Start Here Nordstream Pipeline Bombing Create your own citations: Learn how to create textual citations Write your own text citation Write your own popup … [Read more]
How can media provide more Context?
Hello Justin, What I want from you: I'd like your feedback on an App I developed to provide readers with more Context. (see 3 Feedback questions below) Is there an Audience for more Context? At the end of December, I saw Beau's forecast that … [Read more]
Generating Supreme Court Transcripts from Javascript
There is an excellent website called Oyez that contains interactive transcripts of Supreme Court hearings which allow readers to click on a line in the transcript to play the audio of the text. Interactive Transcript Citizens United vs FEC: Oral … [Read more]
Let’s talk about next year’s news cycles….
2 Ways of adding Context when Quoting Beau's Videos: 1) Expanding Blockquote: Beau reports that media traffic numbers are down from 2020. As a result, he predicts more sensationalism in 2022. In an attempt to draw the same viewership … [Read more]
Sample Contextual Video: Tyler Cowen
1) When Context is stripped away: David Wolpe Tyler Cowen's interview with Rabbi David Wolpe is interesting because it suggests what is lost in social media: But there’s something about social media that seems to act to strip away context, and … [Read more]
Substack Pitch Video (Transcript)
Building trust in media CiteIt is developing new digital tools that help combat misinformation and selective quotations. These tools show the context surrounding the quoted media in order to build trust and … [Read more]
A History of CiteIt: Technologies Learned
How did CiteIt come about? Learning HTML in College During college, I took an interest in teaching myself Html. When I first took Computer Science classes, the University did not teach Html. That was something I did myself using Html tutorials … [Read more]
How the Web can finally Achieve Missing Features Caused by a “Worse is Better” Strategy
In the 1960s, Ted Nelson envisioned a universal hypertext system called Xanadu that was much more sophisticated than today's web. Xanadu was carefully designed to achieve the entirety of Nelson's vision in an elegant way. Xanadu was what Richard P. … [Read more]
Protected: Understanding the Python Webservice
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Protected: Adding CiteIt to an Existing Page
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