Times Have Changed

Posted on | October 17, 2009 | No Comments

My law school Dean is on Facebook and Twitter. He maintains a blog where he posts lectures, and expects students to react thereon. So does at least one other law professor – and I’m just in my first year (haven’t met all of them).

A high-level manager handling our firm is a contact on Facebook. She regularly comments on my status updates, and reads content off my wall. Well, so does my 13 year-old nephew who is in Davao. And how can I forget the hundreds of high school- and grade school- mates whom I haven’t heard from in a long time before this whole internet communications phenomenon? The video below sums it all up.

No copyright infringement intended.

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