I just got this as in my daily New York Times e-mail briefing: Who do you think NYTimes could possibly mean by "second opinions"? Could they be talking about blogs, perhaps? Looks like the NYTimes is feeling the heat from bloggers and is feeling the need to push back a bit to retain market share.
The theory of semiotic democracy states that ordinary people can re-define and create culture. We are not merely the passive receptacles of judgements, beliefs, and traditions. We can re-work these semiotics (signs) and in so doing re-work culture. screenshot of Rayt comments at the top of www.whitehouse.gov: One thousand comments on the White House web site is like one thousand people with megaphones knocking on White House door. In the broadcast age of radio, television, and newspapers it was not
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