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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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  Dharma Orientation Film

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  Roberta Pearson University of Nottingham (UK)

  October 28, 2007

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  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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  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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  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: 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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  Anatomy of a Breakdown: We, the Voyeurs

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  Elizabeth Franko University of Houston

  October 11, 2007

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  perceptions about the possibilities of independent womanhood? ...
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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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  YouTube, Presidential Debates, & YouRhetoric

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  Dave Parry University of Texas at Dallas

  October 10, 2007

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  YouTube, Presidential Debates, & YouRhetoric Youtube politics President participation digital citizenship debates Kennedy/Nixon rhetoric election Curator's Note Mass Media has often played a crucial role in how we elect our politicians, and speci ...
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  Re: In The Cloud and Out of Synch: The Question of Asynchronous Media and Media Studies

  I love this video, Tim. So

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  Lisa Nakamura University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign

  Saturday, October 6, 2007 — 12:10 am

  replaced of course, powerpoint is if possible even MORE passive a form than filmstrips, and it's hard ...
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  In The Cloud and Out of Synch: The Question of Asynchronous Media and Media Studies

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  Tim Anderson Old Dominion University

  September 30, 2007

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  In The Cloud and Out of Synch: The Question of Asynchronous Media and Media Studies archiving asynchronous auto-ethnography end users Google Docs music on demand space/place temporality Web 2.0 Curator's Note I just recently moved twice within a week ...

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