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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: tim hwang
Advice from Henry Jenkins
via joi Last week on Friday, I met with Professor Henry Jenkins in his office at MIT’s Comparative Media Studies department about my future in graduate school. Way back in the fall semester of 2007, I discovered the Comparative Media … Continue reading
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Tagged annenberg school for communication, berkman center for internet and society, berkman@10, Blogroll: Anime, comparative media studies, harvard, henry jenkins, internet memes, japan, kyoto, manga, mit, popular culture, research, roflcon, students for free culture, tim hwang, university of southern california
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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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SXSW: Promote That Which is Awesome
Awesomeness will be going down in Austin, Texas come March 2009. I’m putting together a panel on technology in the classroom for an infamous conference called South by Southwest. My presentation’s called “Blackboards or Backchannels: The Techno-Induced Classroom of Tomorrow.” … Continue reading
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Tagged austin texas, backchannels, blackboards, christina xu, classroom, education, memescape, panel, roflcon, south by southwest, sxsw, technology, tim hwang
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