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Events
I'll be speaking at the following events in the near future. Come see my presentation and say hello!
Schoolgirls & Mobilesuits
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Minneapolis, MN
September 24th - 26th, 2010
Direct Marketing Conference
Canadian Marketing Association
Toronto, Canada
September 29th, 2010
FLOW Conference
Austin, TX
September 30th, 2010
Open Video Conference
New York City, NY
October 1st-2nd, 2010
New York Anime Festival
New York City, NY
October 8th-10th, 2010
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Tag Archives: journalism
Conceptualizing the Anime Critic
The New York Times this past weekend ran a celebratory article (and you should read it) about film professor and critic, David Borwell. Bordwell teaches at the University of Wisconsin, Madison; he composes a huge compilation of analytical essays at … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academics, ani no miyako, anime and philosophy, anime world order, anipages daily, awesome engine, Blogroll: Anime, cartoon fantasy organization, cinema, critic, david bordwell, fan, film, henry jenkins, hollywood, japanese, journalism, media, new york times, production, reviewer, style, university of wisconsin madison, welcome datacomp, writing
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Berkman@10: LiveBlogging, Cont.
At ROFLCon, I discovered that the panels would be webcast live, for people who couldn’t register or make it out to Boston to still gain access to the content. At the end of the convention, though, the ROFLCon staff announced … Continue reading
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Tagged berkman, berkman@10, blog, blogging, journalism, liveblogging, opencourseware, panels, roflcon, webcast
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Notescribing, or The Problem of Accuracy
When I take notes in class, they tend to become rather extensive. If the professor turns out to be particularly engaging, I may end up with three or four pages of arrows connecting a multitude of disjointed phrases. I will … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, communications forum, comparative media studies, emergence of citizens' media, journalism, language, mit, note taking, notes, paper, pen, publish, publishing
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