I thought this image was an interesting commentary on how digital trends are outpacing offline politics.

Although anti-immigration activists demand that English become the US's official language, on the Internet traditional English is radically changing due to the rise of user generated content like the image above and LOLcats. This new democratic form of content creation is the source of new slang and norms of spelling and grammar (like the word "serosly"), which is being developed at a rate that I would imagine is unprecidented.
When conservative demand that we protect our American culture from change, they forget that our culture is changing more quickly than ever before because there are more people that are able to create culture: bloggers, YouTube video creators, digital activists. If conservatives were to look back at the culture that they think they are protecting, they would find that it is quite different than they imagine.


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In 2006, I founded ZapBoom Consulting, which specializes in the analysis of how digital
tools like cell phones and the Internet can be used in social change campaigns in developing countries. I have
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