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  “My MySpace Schedule Keeps Me Way Too Busy to Date”: Glee and Social Networking Sites

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  Kimberly Owczarski University of Arizona

  April 06, 2010

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  ongoing transition to social TV. Several venues all carrying the same Rachel tweet, “I’m confident that at ... some point, I’m going to be huge in Japan,” means she won’t be the only one having to clear her ...
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  Young people, social networking and qualitative methods

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  Allison Butler Independent Scholar

  September 02, 2010

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  i dont feel like proofreading sometimes. im serious,if its not a paper for school or sumthing i really ...
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  Digitally Mapping "sustainability" and "innovation" through Crafted Networks

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  Radhika Gajjala Bowling Green State University

  February 03, 2009

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  communication, identity and business? Is what we see in these digital environments actually a possible ...
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  If This is OurChart Then Where is MyChart?: Selective Lesbian Identities on The L Word’s Social Networking Site

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  Kelly Kessler DePaul University

  September 23, 2009

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  Moenning bubble over with enthusiasm about the community-building possibilities that OurChart could ...
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  Reporting from the Frontlines: Fan Conventions Go Digital

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  Kayley Thomas University of Florida

  September 08, 2010

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  Reporting from the Frontlines: Fan Conventions Go Digital supernatural social networking parasocial celebrity new media fandom Fan Studies fan fiction audience studies archive Curator's Note *This is a archived piece originally posted on September 8, ...
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  Are you on Facebook? Seniors and new communication technologies

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  Mei-Chen Lin Kent State University

  March 27, 2009

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  Are you on Facebook? Seniors and new communication technologies social networking Older adults internet Curator's Note   According to a recent Pew Internet study (2006), approximately 73% of the baby boomers and 46% of all seniors (i.e., above 65 yea ...