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20 November 2009

• The ‘Easy Rider’ Road Trip
  — Keith Phipps (Slate, 20 November 2009)
  Filed in: Film | Literature
• Coming Soon to a Shelf Near You
  — Troy Patterson (Slate, 18 November 2009)
  Filed in: Culture Industry | Literature
• Academe and the Decline of News Media
  — Kathleen Hall Jamieson (The Chronicle of Higher Education, 15 November 2009)
  Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media
• The 8 1/2 Laws of Rumor Spread
  — Taylor Clark (Psychology Today, 16 September 2009)
  Filed in: General Culture | Psychology
• Telling Tales - History: Fact or Fiction?
  — Ronald Hutton (Times Higher Education, 12 November 2009)
  Filed in: Education | History
• The Case Against Twitter
  — David Harsanyi (Reason, 14 November 2009)
  Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media
• What Is Techno-Immortality?
  — Martine Rothblatt (Institute for Ethics and Emergine Technologies, 24 October 2009)
  Filed in: Science & Technology
• Can Bots Feel Joy?
  — Ben Goertzel (H+ Magazine , 29 September 2009)
  Filed in: Science & Technology

• The Psychedelic Transhumanists
  — Michael Garfield (H+ Magazine , 29 September 2009)
  Filed in: Science & Technology | Theorists & Critics

• I’m a Culture Critic … Get Me Out of Here!
  — James Wolcott (Vanity Fair, December 2009)
  Filed in: Television
• Addicted to Cute
  — Jim Windolf (Vanity Fair, December 2009)
  Filed in: American Studies | General Culture | Lifestyle
• Publicly, a Whole New Lewdness
  — Monica Hesse (The Washington Post, 12 November 2009)
  Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Lifestyle
• ‘In Cold Blood’, Half a Century On
  — Ed Pilkington (The Guardian, 16 November 2009)
  Filed in: Literature

• Mistakes in Typography Grate the Purists
  — Alice Rawsthorn (The New York Times, 15 November 2009)
  Filed in: Visual Arts

• Can D.I.Y. Supplant the First-Person Shooter?
  — Joshuah Bearman (The New York Times Magazine, 11 November 2009)
  Filed in: Culture Industry | Digital & Gaming
• The World’s Most Colorful Video Artist
  — Randy Kennedy (The New York Times Magazine, 11 November 2009)
  Filed in: Film | Visual Arts
• The Self-Manufacture of Megan Fox
  — Lynn Hirschberg (The New York Times Magazine, 11 November 2009)
  Filed in: Celebrity Culture | Film
• Post-Wall: Slavoj Žižek on the Fall of the Berlin Wall
  — Slavoj Žižek (London Review of Books, 19 November 2009)
  Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | History

• The Last Yugoslav: On Dusan Makavejev
  — Richard Byrne (The Nation, 28 October 2009)
  Filed in: Film
• Revolution in a Box: TV Still Rules Our World
  — Charles Kenny (Foreign Policy, November 2009)
  Filed in: Science & Technology | Television
• What If It’s Not Just the Business Model of Journalism That Is Broken?
  — Jan Schaffer (Columbia Journalism Review, 19 October 2009)
  Filed in: Mass Media
• The Reconstruction of American Journalism
  — Leonard Downie, Jr. and Michael Schudson (Columbia Journalism Review, 19 October 2009)
  Filed in: Mass Media
• Ramparts Magazine: A Bomb in Every Issue (audio)
  — Robert Scheer (KCRW, 10 November 2009)
  Filed in: Mass Media

• Three Times Germany (audio and text)
  — Uwe Mengel (Words Without Borders, November 2009)
  Filed in: European Studies | History
• How Waterstone’s Killed Bookselling
  — Stuart Jeffries (The Guardian, 10 November 2009)
  Filed in: Business & Economics | Culture Industry | Literature
• The Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted Because Only 0.027% of Iranians Are on Twitter
  — Ravi Somaiya (Valleywag, 9 November 2009)
  Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Middle Eastern Studies
• Velvet Revolution: The Prospects
  — Timothy Garton Ash (The New York Review of Books, 3 December 2009)
  Filed in: European Studies | History
• These Foolish Things
  — Michael Dirda (In Character, Fall 2009)
  Filed in: General Culture | Literature
• Can Modern Dance Be Preserved?
  — Arthur Lubow (The New York Times Magazine, 5 November 2009)
  Filed in: Performing Arts
• The Science of Success
  — David Dobbs (The Atlantic, December 2009)
  Filed in: Psychology | Science & Technology