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Frank Meeuwsen

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July 29th, 6:00am 0 comments

A Writing Revolution § SEEDMAGAZINE.COM

To quantify our changing reading and writing habits, we plotted the number of published authors per year, since 1400, for books and more recent social media (blogs, Facebook, and Twitter)

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June 18th, 1:01pm 0 comments

Masters of Media » Bruce Sterling: Gothic Chic in the Future Favela

Electronic democracy is about blogs, spam, flame wars, rather than the responsible participation in society. Sharing music means destroying the music industry. Digital artisanship means precarious employment. Dot com starts ups means existing monopolies on the ground and occupational forces that can’t establish functional governments. E-banking means financial panics. It’s endearing but flawed.

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June 18th, 12:53pm 0 comments

Tubelight » Recensie » Culturele poortwachters versus 'digital natives'

Keen gelooft dan ook heilig in culturele poortwachters. Hij pleit voor mensen met kennis en smaak, die het kaf van het koren scheiden. Bezoekers van dit symposium. Zij moeten het lef hebben om te zeggen: 'I do know more than you. It doesn't make me go to heaven, but I do know more.'

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April 29th, 2:47pm 0 comments

Digital Early Adopters: What has changed? | Trendsspotting

In the last five years, early adopters have received a stage to influence others. Social Media gave them the screen power.
Early social media users have grown to be the main influencers, and their influence is far beyond technology. They have become the new celebrities. As part of their positioning, they are expected to act as early adopters, much the same as celebrities are needed to keep updated with fashion.

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February 23rd, 2:32pm 0 comments

What are the limits of social media? | SmartBlog On Social Media

That got me thinking about the other limits to the influence of social media: privacy worries, intellectual property concerns, workplace regulations and the digital divide, just to name a few. While there isn’t much most of us outside of Iran can do about that country’s Web policies, we do have the power to address these other issues through advocacy, entrepreneurship and personal choice.

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