Your photos already carry the narrative elements of who, what, where, when and how whenever you upload them to Flickr. Browse Flickr and you’ll see stories within stories — photos within photostreams within groups or any kinds of combinations. So we’ve made it easier to find when a photo
by Jack Fisher, Aug 04, 2010
From the Editorial Observer: This represents a shift away from the view of education as the process of intellectual engagement through which we learn to think critically and toward the view of education as mere training. In training, you are trying to find the right answer at any cost, not
by Jack Fisher, Jul 13, 2010
The democratization of media also affects our governance. The bright klieg lights of 24 hour news, tips, blog updates and tweets surfaces the seedy affairs, hypocrisies, warts and ugliness of our political system – frankly, those stories have always been there, hidden from view.
by Jack Fisher, Jul 10, 2010
She lives in a prison of her own choice, and she calls it duty. Her social circle is stripped, her relatives gone, her movement restricted by the fact that she's never learned how to drive properly.
by Jack Fisher, May 26, 2010
It's why talking on the phone or over video never really feels real. We're locked down, forcing ourselves to appoint a time and place to converse, when really, the best parts of us are fluid and growing and moving and changing all the time...
by Jack Fisher, May 20, 2010
But I know my need to go is yanked back by my fondness for this city. I've gotten happier here, so why change? I'm more settled, balanced, optimistic.
by Jack Fisher, May 19, 2010