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  Re: YouTube, Presidential Debates, & YouRhetoric

  I wonder if the rhetorical

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  Craig O. Stewart Old Dominion University

  Wednesday, October 10, 2007 — 9:14 pm

  the public use these new rhetorical possibilities and how this affects political debates will be ...
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  Anatomy of a Breakdown: We, the Voyeurs

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  Elizabeth Franko University of Houston

  October 11, 2007

  1 comment

  perceptions about the possibilities of independent womanhood? ...
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  Re: Anatomy of a Breakdown: We, the Voyeurs

  While I'm sure the elements

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  Jonathan Gray University of Wisconsin - Madison

  Friday, October 12, 2007 — 11:10 pm

  While I'm sure the elements you're discussing here are present in the anti-Britney-ism, at the same time, I find her a slippery example of these processes in the abstract, since surely a source of the anti-Britney-ism also lies in some people� ...
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  Can activists prank us to a better society?

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  Afsheen Nomai University of Texas at Austin

  October 24, 2007

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  Can activists prank us to a better society? journalism culture jamming Yes Men media activism tactics prank Curator's Note Watching Yes Men member Andy Bichlbaum perform this interview, I am first struck by the sheer bravado of the prank. Here he is, ...
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  Re: Can activists prank us to a better society?

  To some extent, I have to

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  Avi Santo Old Dominion University

  Wednesday, October 24, 2007 — 6:21 pm

  possibility of being found out that drives these pranks? ...
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  Dharma Orientation Film

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  Roberta Pearson University of Nottingham (UK)

  October 28, 2007

  1 comment

  cool enough that I’m editing a book on it at this very moment and hoping for some viral marketing). But ... I’m also a little worried about the totalising spread of big media that this clip represents, bringing ...
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  “I’m Here Because I’m Bored”: Getting at the Nature of Ludic Computation

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  Judd Ruggill University of Arizona

  October 30, 2007

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  “I’m Here Because I’m Bored”: Getting at the Nature of Ludic Computation computers gaming history ...
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  After Macaca: Virginia’s Next Youtube Moment

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  Tasha Oren University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

  October 31, 2007

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  After Macaca: Virginia’s Next Youtube Moment Youtube race immigration politics elections scandal Liberty 9500 Virginia Curator's Note Forget Iraq. For those surprised by the effectiveness and overwhelming dominance of the gay marriage issue in motiva ...
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  Re: “I’m Here Because I’m Bored”: Getting at the Nature of Ludic Computation

  Thanks for this, Judd -- I'm

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  Kathleen Fitzpatrick Michigan State University

  Thursday, November 1, 2007 — 8:00 pm

  Thanks for this, Judd-- I'm a little behind the curve in responding today, but wanted to say how much I enjoyed this. One thing that this reminded me of is the argument made about the shortcomings inherent in approaching the study of computer games f ...
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  Re: ABBA 1974: The Birth of Swedish Modernity?

  I'm interested in how this

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  Kathleen Fitzpatrick Michigan State University

  Monday, November 5, 2007 — 10:03 pm

  I'm interested in how this moment gets re-read around the world, as it's almost impossible for me to hear/see this now without thinking of this: Another talent contest, another emergence into the international mainstream of previously national s ...

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