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#PopMatters20: Tech Is Evil and TechKnow Kinda Told You So
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#PopMatters20: Tech Is Evil and TechKnow Kinda Told You So

By
Kimberly Springer
/ 6 June 2019

How deluded we were about our devices being labor-saving, productivity-increasing cure-alls! And other realizations of how the rise of technology has affected our lives.

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Kimberly Springer
/ 10 January 2007
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TechKnow: I Want My (insert movie/TV show/music), Now!

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PopMatters Staff
/ 17 September 2006
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TechKnow: Sacred, Techsavvy, and Holy

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/ 11 July 2006
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TechKnow: Slowing Our Global Roll

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/ 26 April 2006
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TechKnow: Paranoid Much?

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/ 16 March 2006
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TechKnow: Walkme-Talkme

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/ 12 February 2006
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TechKnow: The Year in Review

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 15 January 2006
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TechKnow: Tech-tock: Technology the Time Saviour?

By
Kimberly Springer and Yusuf Osman
/ 8 December 2005

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