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Street Blues Are Made of This

Let us pay tribute to a brave effort to change the stuff in order to change the representation. (…)

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Posted on Saturday, Feb. 2nd 2008 | in Education, Entertainment, Punk Marketing, art, ask.com, asmallworld, citizen journalism, coffee community, community cast, current affairs, events, expo, google, humor, the arts, web 2.0, webcams | No Comments »

The Internet’s “Black Holes”: Reporters without Borders

That’s right, these 15 countries are all Big-Brother-on-steroids about their citizens’ access to and use of the Internet. (…)

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Posted on Saturday, Feb. 2nd 2008 | in Analytics, Education, Facebook, Punk Marketing, asmallworld, citizen journalism, coffee community, community cast, current affairs, cyber culture, internet, politics, video bloggers, video blogs, video log, web 2.0 | No Comments »

Citizen Journalism Video: A not-so Unbiased Story

Everyone has their beliefs and opinions. People feel very strongly about their beliefs.
Sometimes it can be difficult to write a story as a citizen journalist without making it one sided. (…)

Popularity: 100% [?]

Posted on Friday, Feb. 1st 2008 | in Blogroll, Cross-Platform Content, Education, Entertainment, Michael Goldstein, Punk Marketing, YouTube, ask.com, blog, bloggers, blogging platforms, citizen journalism, community cast, crafty tips, ctia wireless, current affairs, cyber culture, deli.icio.us, dfwima, dfwsem, digg.com, ecma, events, expo, flickr, industry news, internet, internet celebrity, internet explorer, iphone, ipod, jobs, mashup camp, mashups, media, mediaswamp, mobile mondays, mobile video, mobility, podcast, politics, public relations, religion, social, social bookmarking, social media, social media club, social media expert, social media optimization, social media promotion, social networking, strategy, sxsw, techcrunch, television, the arts, travel, twitter, video bloggers, video blogs, viewer created advertising, vlog, vloggers, vlogging, vlogs, web 2.0, web-tech, webcams, weblogs, where 2.0 | No Comments »

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