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The internet will save us all
Here are a couple of interviews on open-source culture that I did last spring. They’re dense but really quite interesting: portraits of virtual conventions taking on real-life avatars, if you wi… more →
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Happiness Index
Aimée van Drimmelen wrote 3 weeks ago: These images are part of a series published in Maisonneuve. They accompany an article about measurin … more →
the internet will save us all
sarah wrote 4 weeks ago: Here are a couple of interviews on open-source culture that I did last spring. They’re dense b … more →
wait, the super-rich?
sarah wrote 1 month ago: Here’s something that I just wrote for Maisonneuve’s website. I thought I’d review … more →
Geoff Pevere's T-dot state of mind
Jef wrote 1 month ago: Today — like the dumbest of drunk-dialers — I really miss Film Studies, so hi-five to wh … more →
From blog to (online) mag: The Transition
nicktaylorvaisey wrote 2 months ago: I wrote a post on this blog quoting Pierre Berton and discussing the Korean War. And then, a few wee … more →
ponzi schemed here, too
sarah wrote 2 months ago: My feature in Maisonneuve is now free online. It’s a history piece with contemporary resonance … more →
Sympathy for the Devil
Cate wrote 2 months ago: In yesterday’s blog post The Troubling Case of Roman Polanski, Steven W. Beattie called Roman Polans … more →
Radio-Canada et l'insignifiance hypnotique des grands médias d'information.
Loup Kibiloki wrote 11 months ago: “Radio-ronron, radio-hypnose (au service de quoi, de qui, de quel courant, de quel agenda?). P … more →
Link of The Week: Maisonneuve Online
Jane Hope wrote 1 year ago: First of all, a great big kiss to B. Glen Rotchin, who has blogged the good Jeffrey Mackie at Vallum … more →
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tomlucier wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been subscribed to Maisonneuve magazine from almost the beginning. It was when I got my j … more →
Jon Stewart for President - looking back to 2005
kickstartcanada wrote 1 year ago: The good people at Maisonneuve magazine (one of the country’s most literate and boldly unique … more →
