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Saturday, January 29 2011

Larry Page’s Google 3.0

— Brad Stone (Business Week, 26 January 2011)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media

What Happens When Advertisers Try to Control Your Mind

— Annalee Newitz (io9, 27 January 2011)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media

Friday, January 21 2011

How the War on Piracy Will Change in 2011

— Andrew Wallenstein (Mashable, 20 January 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Music

Thursday, January 13 2011

Cyberspace When You’re Dead

— Rob Walker (The new York Times Magazine, 5 January 2011)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | General Culture

Tuesday, December 7 2010

The Web Is (Not) Dead… If You Believe Scientific American, Not Wired

— Mark Fischetti (Scientific American, 22 November 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | General Culture

The Book of Clouds

— Eugenia Williamson (The Boston Phoenix, 17 November 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Literature

The Autocrat’s Algorithm: Is Google News Helping to Spread Propaganda?

— Joshua E. Keating (Foreign Policy, 19 November 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media | Politics & Government

Tuesday, November 16 2010

How Much Does Interactivity Belong in Entertainment?

— Leonard Pierce (A.V. Club, 10 November 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Digital & Gaming | Film | General Culture | Television

Friday, November 12 2010

Generation Why? and ‘The Social Network’

— Zadie Smith (The New York Review of Books, 25 November 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Film | Literature

Wednesday, November 3 2010

Will Netflix Destroy the Internet?

— Farhad Manjoo (Slate, 2 November 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Film | Science & Technology | Television

Thursday, October 28 2010

Which Literary Character Is a Facebook Addict?
— Laura Miller (Salon, 26 October 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Literature

Wednesday, October 20 2010

Bugger the Bloggers: Old-world Critics Still Count
— Georgie Williamson (The Australian, 1 September 2010)
Filed in: Criticism | Cyberculture & New Media | Literature
The Demon Blogger of Fleet Street
— Michael Idov (New York, 26 September 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media
Search and Destroy: Nick Denton’s Blog Empire
— Ben McGrath (The New Yorker, 18 October 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media

Tuesday, September 21 2010

Resisting the Chilling Effect
— Atossa Abrahamian (The New Inquiry, 17 September 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | General Culture
The Face of Facebook
— Jose Antonio Vargas (The New Yorker, 20 September 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media
With a Little Help From His Friends
— David Kirkpatrick (Vanity Fair, October 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Science & Technology
The Virtual Curmudgeon
— The Economist (The Economist, 2 September 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Science & Technology
Avoidance of Advertising in Social Networking Sites: The Teenage Perspective
— Louise Kelly, Gayle Kerr, and Judy Drennan (Journal of Interactive Advertising, Spring 2010)
Filed in: Consumerism | Cyberculture & New Media

Thursday, September 16 2010

Behind the Music: What Will Google’s New Music Service Mean for Artists?
— Helienne Lindvall (The Guardian, 16 September 2010)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Cyberculture & New Media | Music

Wednesday, September 8 2010

Who’s a Journalist? Does That Matter?
— Dan Gillmor (Salon, 26 August 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media

Tuesday, August 17 2010

The Amazonian Gorilla
— Scott McLemee (Inside Higher Ed, 28 July 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Education | Literature

Monday, August 9 2010

The Intellectual Situation
— n+1 (n+1, 28 April 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | General Culture

Tuesday, August 3 2010

Judging a Girl by Her Cover
— Mark Oppenheimer (Slate, 30 July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Literature

Sunday, July 25 2010

The Rise of Private News
— Chrystia Freeland (Columbia Journalism Review, July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media
How Mobile Devices Can Absolve Journalism of Its Original Sin: Giving Away Online Content
— Curtis Brainard (Columbia Journalism Review, July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Mass Media
The Web Means the End of Forgetting
— Jeffrey Rosen (The New York Times Magazine, 25 July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | General Culture

Wednesday, July 21 2010

The Fine Art of Recommending Books
— Laura Miller (Salon, 21 July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Literature
Books and Literacy in the Digital Age
— Ralph Raab (American Libraries, 13 July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Literature

Thursday, July 15 2010

Did Whites Flee the ‘Digital Ghetto’ of MySpace?
— Christopher Mims (MIT Technology Review, 14 July 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Ethnicity & Race
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