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Slate's Manners for the Digital Age

By Slate Magazine

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Podcast Description

Slate's tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and Dear Prudence advice columnist Emily Yoffe debate how the age-old rules of civility apply to a social dilemma caused by new technology. Please send your questions or comments to digitalmanners@slate.com.

Customer Reviews

Bad Manners

First off let me say I love both Manjoo and Yoffe. "True Enough" is a genius work that should be required reading, and "What the Dog Did" is hilarious and touching. Now that I can complain without seeming like a total naysayer, here we go: This podcast is trivial and pointless.

My rule of thumb is that if a reasonable person could give you the answer to a "dilemma," then there doesn't need to be a discussion about it. (I have the same problem with the various "Ethicist" columns you see everywhere now).

Is it okay to tout your accomplishments on Facebook? Yes. Should you have a conversation with someone while listing to music on your earbuds? No. There you have it. No need to listen any further. Combine that with the fact that the attractive Ms. Yoffe has, shall we say, a voice for print media, and the whole thing becomes cloying quickly.

Let's hope these two super-bright and talented folks find a more incisive way to critique digital media.

Interesting debates

I'm already hooked on this one. Emily and Farhad stake out thoughtful positions on today's 'new rules' of civility and let the listener decide who is more convincing. Always a bonus to learn a little something , all the while being entertained and amused.

Entertaining

Great podcast. I like the fact that addresses questions that I ponder everyday in a concise format. Great Job!

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