Two separate anti-spam systems protect this blog. Once in a blue moon something gets through and I remove it immediately. If you write a genuine comment but link to a commercial site in an attempt to improve your traffic, I might let your comment stand but will remove the link.
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"Instead of surveillance, watching from above, society will rely on a new and opposite concept, sousveillance, watching from below."
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"... construing these allusions as 'portals' that led somewhere - rather than as citations in a seamless postmodern circuit - is highly suggestive."
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Drowned in Sound - Features - The Weekly DiScussion: print press problems and industry repercussions"... music fans in their mid-teens, in the UK, aren't reading about music at all. They're skipping straight to the source, via MySpace and other social networking set-ups geared to promote and host music in audio and visual forms."
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"... this news diamond attempts to illustrate the change from a 19th century product (the article) to a 21st century process: the iterative journalism of new media; the story that is forever 'unfinished'."
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"I love watching musicians. The intense inward concentration, the expressions sometimes bordering on agony; it reminds me of people enjoying really good sex."
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Interesting debate between Gert and the publishers of a blog-scraping site. Gert puts her case forcefully and well. Useful input from Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today.
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"... I've come to believe urgency is poisonous. Urgency may get things done a few days sooner, but what does it cost in morale? Few things burn morale like urgency. Urgency is acidic."
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"Your music has always been communication. Your music business has always been a communication business."
Posted by Hg on Saturday 19 April 2008 at 23:33.
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