The document discusses societal trends towards a more networked and individualistic society where social capital is replaced with network capital. Key issues discussed include how family life has changed in this networked society, seeking and finding love online, digital sex experiences, and witnessing death online through media. Justice Alito's comments are also summarized, where he hypothetically discusses if a "Human Sacrifice Channel" showing real human deaths could be constitutionally banned.

3. little boxes

4. glocalization

5. networked individualism

6. social capital > network capital

7. Family

8. family as a choice: “going solo”

14. “ a majority of adults say technology allows their family life today to be as close, or closer, than their families were when they grew up.”

15. Internet Infrastructure as a Hierarchy

16. internet infrastructure as a heterarchy

17. the networked, heterarchical, “soloist” family

18. Love

19. seeking and finding love (online)

22. sidebar: the stages of love as a media industry

24. Love as a Network

26. Sex

28. sex in media life: real?

30. sex in media life: solo?

32. teledildonics

34. Death

36. witnessing death as “real”

39. experiencing death in media: public execution (last one in usa: 1936)

42. public executions on demand?

43. Justices talk dog-fighting videos, 'Human Sacrifice Channel’ A Supreme Court argument about 1st Amendment rights and animal cruelty conjures the specter of programs about people being killed. Los Angeles Times | October 6, 2009 | 10:22 a.m. Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. garnered the attention of his colleagues with a series of questions on whether videos portraying humans being killed would be protected as free speech. Alito said there may well be a "pay-per-view" market for programs made outside the United States, so there would be no criminal jurisdiction here, that showed real people being killed. He called it the "Human Sacrifice Channel" and wondered aloud whether Congress could outlaw the showing of such programs in this country.”

44. “ disconnection on demand”