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[New Media Musings] An important article, worth quoting from at length: As Discovery orbited the Earth in early August, millions of people visited Yahoo, which runs the most popular news site on the Internet, to see the nail-biting conclusion to the troubled shuttle mission. Could NASA find a way to bring the astronauts home safely?
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[Feeds.feedburner.com] 24x7: rd Podcasts PEEPS 24x7 FILM EXPERIMENT For:iTunes http://www.24x7.com/blog/2005-08/amandajuliannepodcast/ The day we filmed Amanda Congdon and Julianne Shepherd Rocketboom was having an interesting day, they had the what Rocketboom founder Andrew Baron says (I’m paraphrasing) was their most controversial episode. He said viewers came on subsequent days to see that episode more heavily than for almost all other episodes.
[Uber.tv] Clippings.reblog: August 2005: I suggest that the Creative Industries is currently without a Raison d'Etre, actually the only Raison d'Etre for the Creastive Industries is economic - in service of neo-classical economics maybe - and from this point of view our most important role is as consumers and defining consumers - (or a contemporary reconfiguration of consumer where our affective labour is transformed into captial and where companies use mutant versions of creative commons to protect their property and ensure that consumers cannot profit.) Lets not forget how much money universities and research centres spend on ICT, office equipment, photocopiers, and other materials/equipment used in the conduct of research, and how much of this is imported?
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Posted at September 25, 2005 11:24 AM
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