Here’s what I tagged on del.icio.us between June 5th and June 17th:

• im right your wrong: TECHNO DISCO VIDEO – How the network unleashes creativity in the young. Or something like that
• Photosynth Technology Preview – Astonishing way of navigating photosets – it makes me think of Gibsonian cyberspace more than anything else I’ve seen
• CellCarriers fear mobile VoIP planet – Om Malik reports that T-Mobile are blocking a low-cost VOIP alternative. Telcos always acted like this in the past, why should big mobile operators be different? Depressing, but incumbents tend to fight dirty.
• apophenia: let the stalking begin – More from danah: “Surveillance destroys parent-child relationships – technology does not solve relationship issues. And yet, we keep building technology. Why? Fear sells. These people will inevitably make money off of parent’s fears. Le sigh.”
• Blair backs new online journalism regulator | Uk News | News | Telegraph – I’m a feral beast. Are you? Whoever said journalism had to be nice?
• Blogger removed from NCAA baseball game for blogging | Tech news blog – CNET News.com – New forms of reporting create tensions when old-style forms have been insitutionalised, as we see here with the problem of liveblogging sporting events.
• TED | Talks | Blaise Aguera y Arcas: Photosynth demo (video) – This video is deeply impressive, giving us a glimpse of how we will navigate the network tomorrow
• Boing Boing: Skytyping – Dot matrix letters in the sky…
• British Council – Tracey Emin, Venice 2007 – I’ve just come from the British Pavilion at Venice, where Tracey Emin’s work is being shown. It’s wonderful, and she continues to astonish.
• Lawrence Lessig: Disclosure – Lessig puts his position clearly. Not succinct, but clear, and a set of principles very close to those I try to live by as a freelance journalist.
• Book publisher steals Google laptops | The Register – A silly prank, but it made me smile