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‘Confessional literature has become a metaphorical striptease’
‘From the opening scene it’s clear that this is a movie about 2.0 people made by 1.0 people’
‘It was then that the forum began to realize that Li was not what she seemed’
The Pirate’s Prophet
A New Stimulation
Viva la #Revolución
‘It occurs to me, though, that my generation of writers, editors, directors, and others in the arts may never learn to read the Web on its own terms’
‘For Silicon Valley, The Social Network ends decades of celluloid neglect’
‘When I would hear of some anomaly that fit the mold, my skin would crawl. This, I feared, will make the Times.’
Hacktivism
Screen Time
Bob Stein discusses his integral role in the prehistory of online publishing and e-books
Is the internet already thinking for itself?
White Flight in Networked Publics? How Race and Class Shaped American Teen Engagement with MySpace and Facebook
The leak is “now”
(Watch Julian Assange explain why the world needs WikiLeaks)
Expert Mediation
7 Awesome Ways Barnyard Animals Are Like Communism
“No one would create a lolcat to keep for themselves”
From Stanley to Xenophonic
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Slideshow:
The City is a Playground
Poem:
‘The Next Apartment’ by D. Nurkse
Book:
‘Anxiety of Obsolescence: The American Novel in the Age of Television’ by Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Photo essay:
The Party Goes On
Image gallery:
What is Hip Hop?
Short story:
‘My Father’s Antenna’ by Fouad Laroui
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