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November 1, 2012
Interview with Robert Nkemdiche

Interview with the nation's No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche after Grayson's 48-0 win against Archer on Thursday night. Nkemdiche talks about his commitment status to Clemson, the Ole Miss-Georgia game on Saturday and his brother Denzel's season at Ole Miss, among other topics.

October 1, 2012
Photoblog: Opening the Closed Society Prayer Service

Photos from the prayer service of the 50 Years of Integration: Opening the Closed Society. Photos by Thomas Graning, Tanner Marquis, Vince Davis, Steff Thomas and Alex Edwards.

September 24, 2012
Photoblog: Bid Day

 

The bids have been handed out, and now the new members run to their houses. Photos by Austin McAfee/The Daily Mississippian.

 

 

The bids have been handed out, and now the new members run to their houses. Photos by Austin McAfee/The Daily Mississippian.

November 26, 2012
Photoblog: 2012 Egg Bowl

Images from the 2012 Egg Bowl taken by The Daily Mississippian photographers Jared Burleson, Thomas Graning, Austin McAfee and Quentin Winstine

 

Images from the 2012 Egg Bowl taken by The Daily Mississippian photographers Jared Burleson, Thomas Graning, Austin McAfee and Quentin Winstine

November 16, 2011
Could lying on your Facebook profile soon be a crime?

Are you lying about anything online? 

 

Be honest, have you really read and loved the entire works of Dostoevsky in the original Russian? Do you really celebrate the entire catalogue of Woody Allen’s early works? If you’re lying about anything in an online profile, it could soon be a criminal offense if the White House gets its way.

September 9, 2011
IT Considers outsourcing Ole Miss email to Google

 

Of all the forms of communication on this campus, email is at the top of the list. 

Tasks including student to teacher communication and UM Today is communicated through the privately-run Ole Miss webmail system. 

July 1, 2011
Google's fight against Facebook

 

Ever since our generation got its hands on the computer, Google was the search engine god of the Internet. It answers all our questions from health diagnostics to directions to our favorite restaurants. 

Since everyone thinks so highly of it, we expect a genius team to come up with anything and be successful at it.  

March 8, 2011
Oxford still waits for Google Fiber selection

After Oxford’s submission for Google Fiber national broadband Internet in 2010, some concern has surfaced because a decision has not yet been made.

After Oxford’s submission for Google Fiber national broadband Internet in 2010, some concern has surfaced because a decision has not yet been made.

Google was originally set to make an announcement in late 2010 as to which city or town would win the broadband Internet.

Stewart Rutledge volunteered to help Oxford receive the Internet service and has been the leader of Oxford’s participation in the project.     

February 1, 2011
The Connected States of America

Those who watched the State of the Union address last week heard President Obama talk about a number of goals for the next few years.

Those who watched the State of the Union address last week heard President Obama talk about a number of goals for the next few years.

While this speech was markedly different from State of the Union speeches in the past, I feel that Obama’s focus on the Internet and related technologies was an important point.

The fact is that the Internet will be the most important resource in the next decade. It is not only a communication platform, but also the fastest growing platform for businesses.

October 25, 2010
When networks and cable providers fight, we lose

I read something pretty disturbing the other day.

I read something pretty disturbing the other day.

Apparently in New York, there is a spat between the Fox Network and Cablevision, a cable service provider. It has even gone so far as for Cablevision to stop broadcasting Fox’s content.

Now, this happens from time to time when networks and cable service providers fail to negotiate pricing for content.

Basically, what happens is an elementary school equivalent fight where only the consumer loses.

October 7, 2010
Letter to the Editor: Social networking is valuable

 

While Taylor McGraw makes a good point in his column yesterday, I think he fails to see the promise social networking holds for the future of technology and communication.

 

While Taylor McGraw makes a good point in his column yesterday, I think he fails to see the promise social networking holds for the future of technology and communication.

September 17, 2010
Faster internet soon, please

I am admittedly a person of limited patience. I’ve never claimed it to be one of my virtues. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that I am constantly restless. 

 

I am admittedly a person of limited patience. I’ve never claimed it to be one of my virtues. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that I am constantly restless. 

 

July 13, 2010
How I learned to stop worrying and love the cyber-bomb

There are many scary things that exist in the world.

 

There are many scary things that exist in the world.

 

One only has to turn on the evening news to hear some horrible story and spend the rest of the night cowering in the corner. Many news outlets have turned to this morbid sensationalism in order to drive more viewers to it.