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  Re: Access of Evil: Google, Verizon and the Future of Net Neutrality

  Oh my gosh!

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  Josh Heuman Texas A&M University, Department of Communication

  Wednesday, August 25, 2010 — 5:41 pm

  neutrality. This might be a question as much for Bill and Allison and anyone else as for you, but I’m curious ...
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  Re: Access of Evil: Google, Verizon and the Future of Net Neutrality

  I’m pretty sure the activists

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  Allison Perlman University of California-Irvine

  Wednesday, August 25, 2010 — 8:02 pm

  I'm pretty sure the activists in that clip are members of Code Pink Women for Peace.  They've been some of the most theatrical media activists; back in 2003, in protest of the FCC's new media ownership rules, they hung out in front of the C ...
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  The Politics of the "Same Level Playing Field": Race, Citizenship, and Net Neutrality

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  Allison Perlman University of California-Irvine

  August 26, 2010

  3 comments

  itself; I’m inclined to be more generous, and to view it as a sincere gesture for inclusion. Even so, ...
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  The Wild Child: A Fresh Look at the Pains and Joys of Childhood in Film

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  Benjamin Thevenin Brigham Young University

  August 30, 2010

  5 comments

  The Wild Child: A Fresh Look at the Pains and Joys of Childhood in Film Truffaut film children Curator's Note Francois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows is arguably the most memorable representation of childhood in cinema history—the film’s final freeze-frame ...
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  Re: The Wild Child: A Fresh Look at the Pains and Joys of Childhood in Film

  about childhood/for adults

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  Allison Butler Independent Scholar

  Monday, August 30, 2010 — 3:56 pm

  both remembering their own childhoods and, quite possibly, preparing their knowledge of their own ...
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  Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

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  Steven Boyer University of Glasgow

  August 31, 2010

  7 comments

  Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape? video games press conferences demographics Curator's Note At this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Microsoft opened their press event by showing off ...
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  Young people, social networking and qualitative methods

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  Allison Butler Independent Scholar

  September 02, 2010

  2 comments

  i dont feel like proofreading sometimes. im serious,if its not a paper for school or sumthing i really ...
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  Metafiction for Children: A User's Guide

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  Philip Nel Kansas State University

  September 03, 2010

  6 comments

  from doing so. I’m not sure what hooked me on metafictions, but I expect it was something I saw or read ...
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  Re: Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

  Child centric?

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  Sean Geoghegan Cardiff University

  Friday, September 3, 2010 — 7:57 pm

  shot in 3D.   The technology, its implications and the clear extensions may offer also some possible ...
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  Re: Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

  Child Markets, "Real' Markets, Creepy Boys

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  Steven Boyer University of Glasgow

  Sunday, September 5, 2010 — 5:25 pm

  possibilities present in the medium may provide more opportunities than we may want to admit. ...

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