Tag Archives: Social Media

What’s in a Meme?

2013/03/26 Written by Today in Pictures

Before I get into the post, I must apologize as I haven’t posted here in over a month. I’ve been preoccupied with real life a bit so wasn’t able to get to writing a post here. However, now that it’s my spring break and I have life a bit more back in order, hopefully you’ll [...]

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Virtual Museum World

2013/02/25 Written by London

Working in digital media at a Museum in London, I spend most of my time in a virtual world of likes, shares, tweets, trends, networks, circles, views, pins and platforms. Attempting to generate new and engaging content with images, videos and links, I spend my days creating a digital mediation of the Museum for social [...]

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13 September – Let’s Get Social!

2012/09/13 Written by Today in Pictures

In the photo: Strawberry Singh Location: Second Life It’s no secret that I am a social media addict. I even have a whole page on my blog that talks about all the of the different social networks I am a part of and what I do on them. Yesterday was my four year anniversary on [...]

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TweetChat

2012/08/16 Written by Blogs

THE TWITTERVERSE, 15 August – I’ve just finished my 2nd “TweetChat.” I do love Twitter, and TweetChat is a cool platform for turning Twitter into a group discussion. Still, it’s a strange space to me. This Tweetchat was with Games MOOC, and the 1st was with Arts Management Chat. Both fantastic groups of smart, engaged, [...]

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How Do You Spell Vaneeesa?

2012/07/28 Written by Biography

MIAMI, 27 July – What’s in a name? @vaneeesa change your username you slut — Alexis Marie (@alexiss_red) July 27, 2012

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Why I Create

2012/07/25 Written by Single Frame Stories

Why do I create? Because I’m compelled to. The unrelenting urge has been with me as far back as I can remember. My earliest creative memory dates back to early grade school age when I stayed up late at night making up songs in bed. I was one of those people who decided very early [...]

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The Facebook Says: Art 2

2012/06/21 Written by Facebook Says

THE HAGUE, 21 June – After publishing the first batch of responses to The Facebook Says: Art • The Facebook Says: Art 1 more responses continued to come in. So here for your reading pleasure is, The Facebook Says: Art 2! I’ll ask another The Facebook Says question in a month. If we’re not “friends” [...]

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The Facebook Says: Art

2012/06/16 Written by Facebook Says

THE HAGUE, 16 June – On Thursday I asked a few Facebook Friends a question about art. It’s now Saturday, 48 hours later, and the wave of replies has subsided, so it seems like a good time to hit the “publish” button. I hope I didn’t lose anyone in my messy FB message box; I [...]

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Eric Whitacre / Virtual Choir

2012/04/29 Written by People

LINCOLN CENTER, 2 April – At the nexus of TED’s elitism, Thomas Kinkade’s populism, Sigfreid & Roy’s beauty, and Ashton Kucher’s charisma, composer Eric Whitacre premiered here tonight Virtual Choir 3 – Water Night. A virtual choir aggregated from 3,746 parts sung by vocalists across the globe and posted as online videos, Water Night is [...]

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Bullshit on Demand

2012/04/10 Written by Rants

THE HAGUE, 9 April – Vaneeesa Blaylock’s skill at detecting bullshit, or at least her glee at convincing herself that she does, have gained a wide following. Recently paid £500 to determine whether or not Clipix and SocialBro are or are not in fact BULLSHIT!!!, Blaylock’s research is today being released for free to you, [...]

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Easy to Break & Easy to Fix

2009/10/05 Written by Free Culture

The 20th century was the age of mass media, a gigantic, top-down, few-to-many mode of transmitting information, of creating culture. The bulk of global media was famously controlled by a half dozen rich white guys. I don’t know about you, but they didn’t speak for me. Before the mass age, communication came from the family, [...]

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