Blogs about: Andrew Keen
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Culture & New Media (with a side point on books)
Eoin Purcell A fine conference (after a fine meal) There was something great about The New Media. New Audience? Conference run by the Arts Council last week. For one thing it was great to see Charles … more →
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ZXZW Line-update !
Erik wrote 3 weeks ago: Lots of new artists and events are added to the schedule the last days. This includes the full Kraak … more →
Andrew Keen's head - and the shift from institutions to processes
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richardstacy wrote 1 month ago: A recent blog post by Andrew Keen has finally prompted me to write a post dedicated to the idea that … more →
The culture of free!
david coxon wrote 1 month ago: The world of IT is a relatively fast moving one. New trends and technology come thick and fast, and … more →
Narcisist
doobyg wrote 1 month ago: The Colbert Report Mon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Andrew Keen colbertnation.com C … more →
Twitter and the Web According to Andrew Keen, the Antichrist of Silicon Valley
Ivan Brezak Brkan wrote 1 month ago: “Grand utopian movement”, said one author about web 2.0… They call him the Antichrist of Silic … more →
Weinberger's Shadow: Andrew Keen
kvams wrote 1 month ago: David Weinberger has a shadow, and its name is Andrew Keen. Keen on his shadowy characteristics of M … more →
Close the Book on Barnes & Noble, Kindle's Here
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Joshua M Brown wrote 2 months ago: Amazon’s Kindle is about to light Barnes and Noble on fire and stomp on the ashes. Yeah, I … more →
From early political websites to election night tweets & texting – a journey still aborning as new media campaign tools become part of a presidency
jeanlatzgriffin wrote 2 months ago: By Jean Latz Griffin It was about 1995 and Bob Dole’s Presidential website had been spoofed. W … more →
What 1 Million Twitter Followers Really Means and why we Should Unfollow Ashton Kutcher on Monday
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Andrew Mueller wrote 2 months ago: As pointed out so eloquently in Brian Solis’ blog post, perhaps it is true that Ashton Kutche … more →
Web skills, you're doing it wrong
gerah37 wrote 2 months ago: Copyright David Sivers There was a time when only a select group of people could read, these people … more →
Goodbye web2.0?Not at all! Welcome to a major breakthrough!
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jordyhoutman wrote 2 months ago: (before reading: The web2.0 statements are about opinion sharing, and it’s value) The Next Web … more →
Forbes.com: Back to [Journalism] School
tonyshangrila wrote 2 months ago: Lauren Streib writes on Forbes.com that newspapers may be going under, but colleges are packed with … more →
You got your EULA on my TOS!
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gerah37 wrote 2 months ago: © Stockbyte / SuperStock Ranging from blogs, websites, forums, computer software and even game conso … more →
Digital divide, gone or here to stay?
gerah37 wrote 3 months ago: The world is constantly changing and with it the face of the planet too. But with every new piece of … more →
The Times they are a-changing
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adamsmith1922 wrote 3 months ago: When it comes to media especially newspapers, it would appear that the classic Bob Dylan song got i … more →
The Demise of Print-- A Good Thing?
tonyshangrila wrote 3 months ago: Keen posted about death of the American newspaper today. What he had to say about is less relevant … more →
Apple, I hate you (Not really)
gerah37 wrote 3 months ago: Dear Apple: My name is Gerardo and I have a love-hate relationship with you. You see, I like how you … more →
What about us?
opinioniincorso wrote 4 months ago: Capita talvolta di dover prendere delle decisioni nella vita, che in qualche modo, ovvero in manier … more →
The end of an era
gerah37 wrote 4 months ago: It finally happened; America has been cut off from internet access. Can anyone image the panic it wo … more →
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