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A Carnival of Imitation
Leave a commentMay 16, 2014 by Madwoman with a Laptop
It’s carnival time in Writing for the Blogosphere, and everyone is wearing a mask! Check out the wonderful results of …
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Some Key References in Blog Theory by Jodi Dean
Leave a commentMay 8, 2014 by skane12
Hi fellow bloggers, Because Dean cites so many theorists that no one knows about, Felicia, Erin and I thought we’d …
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Keep Calm and, Oh, You Know
1May 6, 2014 by Madwoman with a Laptop
Feeling stressed as the semester winds down? Here is some free advice, from fellow students, on how to manage that …
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Inspiration from Pop Culture and Anniversaries
Leave a commentMay 1, 2014 by jnkron
I mentioned this article in class today (warning: it’s a bit vulgar). I should have been more clear with my …
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Aha! Moments in Here Comes Everybody
6April 30, 2014 by Madwoman with a Laptop
As we noted in class yesterday, in his lively account of the new forms of social organization that have emerged …
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Here Comes Everybody! Day 1 Presentation
Leave a commentApril 29, 2014 by rob
Hi Bloggers! Hope you enjoyed the reading! Melanie, Alecia, and I have a fun presentation for you, and the discussion will …
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Clay Shirky Talk
Leave a commentApril 26, 2014 by pwnalicious
Hi everyone! Here’s an interesting video of Clay Shirky talking about the book we are reading for Tuesday. He’s a …
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Digby: An “Ugly Little Blog” Wins Big
2April 23, 2014 by Madwoman with a Laptop
Digby’s Hullabaloo is famous in the progressive political blogosphere because it helped to bring that space into being and has nurtured …
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Class Liveblog 4/22 – A subtle web landscape
1April 22, 2014 by rob
We’re focusing in our readings and in our conversation in class on the landscape of the internet and public opinion. …
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Sunstein — A stance against him
1April 22, 2014 by pwnalicious
Good afternoon! Your presenters will be: Riley and Brittany. In taking a stance against Sunstein, it is necessary to first …
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Writing for the Blogosphere // Spring 2014 