Category: Digital Rights

Reflections on the legal and cultural principles that protect freedom, creativity, and privacy in the digital age. These essays explore topics such as fair use, intellectual property, online speech, and the evolving rights of individuals in a networked world.

Another reason why paper maps are superior to GPS

~ Jeremy B. Blevins ~ Leave a comment

Over the past several years I have developed some fairly strong anachronistic views on the overuse of technology, with GPSes being one in particular. Given, I own hiking and auto GPSes, I find them no substitute for actual navigational and geo-positional savvy (i.e. knowing where you are, where you want to go, and how to … Continue reading Another reason why paper maps are superior to GPS