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Whether it's Michael Richards' racist remarks or police beating up a suspect, the ubiquity of cell phones and their easy connection to YouTube is shining the light of day on wrong-doing. At the same time, however, everyone needs to be aware that in this new world of cell phones and YouTube, every eye is a camera and every ear a microphone - meaning, anything we do or say may be seen and heard by the rest of the world - almost instantly.
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Whether it's Michael Richards' racist remarks or police beating up a suspect, the ubiquity of cell phones and their easy connection to YouTube is shining the light of day on wrong-doing. At the same time, however, everyone needs to be aware that in this new world of cell phones and YouTube, every eye is a camera and every ear a microphone - meaning, anything we do or say may be seen and heard by the rest of the world - almost instantly.
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short version: Paul Levinson is Professor and Chair of Communication and Media Studies at Fordham University.
long version: Paul Levinson is Professor and Chair of Communication and Media Studies at Fordham University, author of 12 books, and a frequent guest on television and radio news shows. His podcast can be heard at lightonlightthrough.com
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