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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: susan blackmore
Memes as Mechanisms: How Digital Subculture Informs the Real World
This article has been cross-posted from the Convergence Culture Consortium blog. In the last week of January, an interesting conversational thread broke out on the Association of Internet Researchers mailing list regarding a video about scholarship in the “critical commons,” … Continue reading
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Internet Culture Research: New (?) Thoughts on Memes
This article is highly experimental and has been published merely as a thought-provoking piece; therefore, please forgive any rambling that takes place throughout. – The Management Ever since I got involved with ROFLcon (I attended the very first one and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2channel, 4chan, anonymity, berkman center, biology, Blogroll: Anime, Blogroll: Internet, clay shirky, communication, epa, evolution, fandom, gene, memes, mike godwin, nico nico douga, paul potts, popular culture, richard dawkins, roflcon, semantic web, susan blackmore, susan boyle, tim hwang, twitter, wikipedia, yochai benkler, YouTube
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