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  The Public Good and Corporate Goodies: A Genealogical Snapshot

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  Joel Adams Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

  March 25, 2008

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  The Public Good and Corporate Goodies: A Genealogical Snapshot academic branding corporate economics Giroux Google higher education history intersectionality oddities Curator's Note In "Higher Education is More Than a Corporate Logo," Henry ...
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  Re: The Public Good and Corporate Goodies: A Genealogical Snapshot

  This is a great video,

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  Laurie N. Taylor University of Florida

  Tuesday, March 25, 2008 — 2:29 pm

  funding for education isn't alloted from all sources. If nothing else, at least it documents the ...
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  The Power of the Cliché in Televisionland

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  Randall Renner University of Florida

  March 26, 2008

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  contemporary television. At least two members of the cliché family remain virtually intact today through ...
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  Re: Re-contextualizing Archives

  That's a great question!

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  Laurie N. Taylor University of Florida

  Wednesday, March 26, 2008 — 6:31 pm

  relatively young and much more is needed. The current push seems to be to get items digital (or at least ... to leap ahead or at least equal to already networked information through the extensive metadata. In ...
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  Bug vs. Book: The Eternal Struggle

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  Dina Benson George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida

  March 27, 2008

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  Bug vs. Book: The Eternal Struggle viral video preservation oddities new media libraries Book Care affect academy Curator's Note “Book Care,” a video showcasing the pitfalls of mishandling library books, is the product of a partnership that includes ...
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  Re: Bug vs. Book: The Eternal Struggle

  Preservation of book

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  Matt Mariner University of Florida

  Thursday, March 27, 2008 — 2:40 pm

  volume gives me shivers, to say the least. ...
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  Where it Belongs: Positioning US dramas on Australian TV

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  Joshua Green Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  March 31, 2008

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  Where it Belongs: Positioning US dramas on Australian TV youth culture transnationalism The O.C. teen dramas promos paratexts Network Ten modeling Izzy Asper imagined audiences idents globalization domestic programming distribution demographics australia ...
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  Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind

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  Maeve Connolly Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology

  April 01, 2008

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  perspective. As such, it is possible to track (or at least imagine) a narrative progression extending from the ...
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  Re: Where it Belongs: Positioning US dramas on Australian TV

  Joshua, a very interesting

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  Ben Aslinger Bentley University

  Thursday, April 3, 2008 — 4:03 am

  least) to construct imagined communities of audiences that extend beyond the teen demo. I'm reminded ...
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  Bamako

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  Olivier Tchouaffe University of Texas at Austin

  April 07, 2008

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  the imaginary. The movie, therefore, is self-consciously improvised reminding us that power begins ...

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