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Web design is the creation of digital environments that facilitate and encourage human activity; reflect or adapt to individual voices and content; and change gracefully over time while always retaining their identity., blogmarks.net

The first stop on the Never Without You . . . Again 2007 Virtual Book Tour is at Written Voices, a very popular literary blog for all literary enthusiasts and visitors at AAKultureZone.com! As Guest Blogger, Francine Craft allows readers to get to know her better as well as a chance to participate in her latest contest with the release of Never Without You . . . Again!, blogmarks.net

Website with audio of seperate voices from oratory choir works. Ideal as alternative for practice CDs., blogmarks.net

An ?interim report? of the ?study group on the legal system for communications and broadcasting,? in which that regulation of the Internet is led by the government, and that there is a danger that freedom of expression on the net could be taken away, drew an exceptionally large number of public comments (Note 1). Most of these were against the regulation., blogmarks.net

website of my fellow OS developer "Beyond Infinity" aka "distantvoices", blogmarks.net

The world is talking. Are you listening?, blogmarks.net

Uth TV fosters opportunities for young mediamakers to have their authentic voices heard by a vast audience. UthTV.com is an online community for creators of all levels to share original video, audio, image, and word content; Members receive online exposure and critiques from fellow mediamakers. Working with Members, Uth TV also produces original content for television, feature films, online, and other distribution formats., blogmarks.net

4,200 predictions, biographies, and more This section of Imagining the Internet, the Early 1990s Predictions Database, includes a revealing slice of history reflected in various informative data sets and in the carefully recorded words of an eclectic group of internet pioneers. The highlight here is the searchable and browseable selection of predictive remarks made between 1990 and 1995 about the future of networked communications. The early 1990s Predictions Database contains more than 4,200 statements made by 1,000 different voices of the time, from well-connected stakeholders to common netizens. They tell about their hopes and fears, their concerns and conflicts. It is the story of the people who supported or opposed a networked world, and they tell it in their own words., blogmarks.net