Ophelia Chong
A true multi-tasker: illustrator, designer, teacher, networker and writer of short blasts of pent up hot air.
We love to praise the city's little-known gems. So has the internet hindered or helped our ability to spread the word?
How many times have you seen the same iPad link? Or what about that latest cute kitten on YouTube? It can all be a bit maddening.
Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon has been cut down to zero degrees of separation by the internet. But it is still a thin web, breakable at any moment.
How many iconic sounds have been lost in the digital age? More than you would like to believe.
The Apple Tablet has been in the rumor mill for sometime now. But is it an idea based on consumer intuition?
My world is a collection of jumbled senses, with every step determining the next.
What did you wish for in 2010? Each day, there is a moment in which we need the impossible, but can only hope for the best.
Nothing makes you pine for L.A. traffic more than being in a city with traffic jams on the sidewalks. Traffic? Hanoi laughs at your LA traffic.
There is hope in the world when we stand together to benefit the whole rather than the individual wish to hog space at Angkor Wat at sunrise.
Opehlia Chong on why a whole new generation of users are suddenly willing to pay to use the internet.
With Facebook loosening its settings in an attempt to increase site traffic, would you be willing to fork over some money in exchange for a little online privacy?
I miss the time when I was not known by my keywords but by the face reflected in the flickering light of the cathode ray tubes.