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12/12/06
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Sandra Weber
Sandra Weber thinks that ‘public’ is young people’s new ‘private.’
Young people often realize that their blogs and homepages are public and accessible. This doesn’t bother them because they trust that only their peers are interested enough to view them. Adults are supposed to know where they are not welcome and act accordingly.12/12/06
Filed by
David Buckingham
This week’s theme: identity in digital media
We’ll be spotlighting voices drawn from the MacArthur Series online dialogs on identity conducted this fall.12/11/06
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David Buckingham
David Buckingham: Considering Identity
The editor of the MacArthur Series volume on Identity breaks down some of the core questions his group is tackling.11/14/06
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Raiford Guins
Raiford Guins: User Generated Content?
Race & ethnicity online aren’t magically freed of biases, prejudices, or power relations. [Part I of II]11/14/06
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Dara N. Byrne
Dara N. Byrne: lurking on a racially dedicated social networking site
On the “territorial impulse,” participation growth, and the need for further study…11/13/06
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Anna Everett
Anna Everett: considering race and ethnicity in digital media
This brief overview of the topic hits on the changing role of visual imagery, identity politics, and how an alternative to censorship might be the deployment of media literacy skills.10/20/06
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danah boyd
