Unindexed is an
online community that anyone can contribute to; it runs a back-end
process that continuously scours Google for signs that it has been
indexed, and securely erases itself once it discovers evidence of same.
It’s a cute art project (as opposed to a cute engineering project, which
would have just used a robots.txt file to stop Google from indexing it
altogether), and apparently included some kind of artistic statement of
purpose that was nuked, along with the rest of the site, when Google
indexed it 22 days in.
“The Web is your CV and social networks are your references.” – The New Résumé: It’s 140 Characters (via courtenaybird)
FJP: Exactly, and speaking of which, we have summer internships available.
(via futurejournalismproject)
I’m going to break my rule of not linking to The Wall Street Journal because it’s 2013 and I’m in the forgiving mood. Also, because I find this story by Amir Efrati sort of fascinating.
The article reall…
