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Categories: Media Studies · television
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Mundane Blogging: The Medium and Social Practices of Daily Kos -- MA thesis. Will post as soon as possible
Virtual Memory: The Blog as Technological Prosthetic -- The New School Psychology Bulletin, Vol 6, No 2. (link)
Virtual Memory paper -- presented at the Critical Themes conference, April 2008, The New School
Virtual Memory paper -- presented at the 2008 Interdisciplinary Memory Conference, February 2008, New School for Social Research
The Emergence of the Political Blogospheric Field -- presented at the Critical Themes conference, April 2007, The New School (pdf)
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Stephenson, The Diamond Age
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