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By Ruby Sinreich on Sep 16th, 2010

Media technologist and strategist Deanna Zandt is speaking here at Duke tomorrow to promote her new book Share This! How You Will Change the World...

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By Cathy Davidson on Jun 8th, 2010

This week we've all been awash in articles about how our attention is being destroyed, our brain shrunken, our affections diverted, and all by new...

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By Ruby Sinreich on Jan 11th, 2010

Thanks to the MacArthur Foundation's collaboration with EA and Sony for the Digital Media and Learning Competition, I have been learning more...

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By Ruby Sinreich on Oct 16th, 2009

This week I had the pleasure of leading a webinar for the winners of the Digital Media and Learning Competition. The focus was how to harness the...

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By Ruby Sinreich on Aug 7th, 2009

This week I was honored to be a speaker at the inaugural Ignite Raleigh. This event gave 15 people the chance to pitch an interesting idea to the...

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By Cathy Davidson on Jun 23rd, 2009

This transcript from an NPR piece on Social Networks and how they are growing by the millions but still can't pay for themselves.   One person...

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By Ruby Sinreich on Jun 5th, 2009

Hello, innovators and collaborators! I am am the newest member of the HASTAC staff (as Cathy wrote on Monday). I have spent much of my first week...

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By Cathy Davidson on Feb 6th, 2009

Apophenia (danah boyd) provides a very sane response to the recentpronouncements about throwing 90,000 registered sex offenders offMySpace. Sounds...

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By Jonathan Tarr on Jan 17th, 2009

Our hosts for this session are Cameron Neylon and Deepak Singh, who have themselves explored the many social networks developed especially for...

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By John Jones on Dec 19th, 2008

Jason B. Jones has posted an interesting response to Mark Bauerlein's comments concerning the role of social media in teen narcissism on his...

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