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Book review (1) of Localizing the Internet, by John Postill
Localizing the Internet: An Anthropological Account. John Postill. Oxford: Berghahn, 2011. xxv + 150 pp., figures, photographs, FAQs, index. JENNIFER COOL University of Southern California American Et… more →
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Research is like art.
wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve decided to create a hashtag for my thesis topic. I already said that I plan on blogging a … more →
Call for Papers: Digital Anthropologists’ Current Engagements with 21st Century Publics
wrote 1 month ago: Check out the Digital Anthropology Call for Papers: Call for Papers: Digital Anthropologists’ Curren … more →
Mapping Emotions Through a Century
wrote 1 month ago: (image courtesy of http://www.behance.net/gallery/Migration-and-Identity/1335529 ) An NPR news story … more →
Our Web 2.0 Legacy
wrote 1 month ago: Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas. Photo courtesy of my iPhone Last year I took a trip to Peru, a … more →
Technology in the Home
wrote 2 months ago: This is an extract from a mini-ethnography I did of an East London household of three young people, … more →
Disruptions: Digital Era Redefining Etiquette
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wrote 2 months ago: Description: Some people are so rude. Really, who sends an e-mail or text message that just says “Th … more →
Football, Yogurt and Live-Tweeting
wrote 3 months ago: Yessss! The Superbowl is today! I didn’t even know who was playing until someone at work asked … more →
A Day in the Life: 3-wheeled Vehicle-based Fruit Vendor
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wrote 3 months ago: Editor’s Note: A few weeks ago Fulbright Fellow Zach Hyman @SqInchAnthro introduced readers to … more →
Freedom of Speech 2.0 #freeandopen
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wrote 5 months ago: Google calls Internet users to Take Action “it is ours and it is free a free and open world de … more →
Book review (1) of Localizing the Internet, by John Postill
wrote 5 months ago: Localizing the Internet: An Anthropological Account. John Postill. Oxford: Berghahn, 2011. xxv + 150 … more →
Politics and Wikipedia
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wrote 5 months ago: Wikipedia is currently in fundraiser mode. It reminds of the PBS phone-a-thons of my childhood. Bu … more →
Digital Ethnography: Bridging the online and offline gap
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wrote 5 months ago: Editor’s note: In this guest post, James Robson discusses how he used Google docs as a platfor … more →
Public protest in a digitised world: reflections on the Indignados and Occupy movements
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wrote 6 months ago: Paper to the Anthropology Department, Oslo University 21 November 2012 John Postill RMIT University, … more →
Part 3: Movement Between Cities
wrote 7 months ago: London, Berlin, Dresden, Prague, Bratislava, Budapest, Corfu, Meteora, Katerini March 29 – April 18t … more →
Ethnozine: October edition
wrote 7 months ago: Gabriella Coleman’s research on the enigmatic Anonymous network has provided unique insights a … more →
New paper: Webcam and the theory of attainment
wrote 7 months ago: WEBCAM AND THE THEORY OF ATTAINMENT Daniel Miller and Jolynna Sinanan (UCL) Working Paper for the EA … more →
BOOK REVIEW: The Shallows, by Nicholas Carr
wrote 7 months ago: The Main Idea: There are two opposing schools of thought: “Net enthusiasts” believe we a … more →
Free e-seminar on webcam ethnography, 9-23 October 2012
wrote 8 months ago: By Steve Lyon (Durham University) via Media Anthropology Network mailing list Dear List The next Med … more →
Facebook for ethnographers: data-rich, distracting, and awkward
wrote 8 months ago: Since we’re on the subject of social media ethnography, this coming 12 October 2012 I’ll … more →
