Orkut at eleven weeks
"Orkut at eleven weeks" is a rather skeptical case study of the author's experience of Orkut. Good citations, an historical sense, and useful insights on code enforcement, friends' adoption, and timelines.
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- Aaron Delwiche
- ana ulin
- Anne Galloway | Purse Lip Square Jaw
- apophenia
- Ceredwyn
- chandrasutra
- Chris Pirillo
- CultureCat: Rhetoric and Feminism
- Cyborg Democracy
- Dan Cohen - Digital Humanities Blog
- Deus Ex Machinatio
- Doc Searls
- Doctor Fun
- Dracula Blogged
- Edward Vielmetti
- Freedom to Tinker
- Future of the Book
- Gardner Campbell
- Geeky Mom
- Gwynneth: City of Whispers
- Jason Mittell on TV
- JD Lasica
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- Jesse Walker
- jill/txt
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- Laura Quilter
- matt jones | work & thoughts
- Mike Richwalsky
- Ninmah Meets World
- oook
- Patrik's Sprawl: learning and games
- Pepys' Diary
- Prentiss Riddle
- Raymond Yee
- Smart Mobs
- Stephanie Hendrick
- Terra Nova
- Thinkery
- thinking machinima...
- Thousand-Faced Moon
- Unholy Nexus
- Warren Ellis
- Weblogsky
- William Gibson
- xirdalium
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May 06, 2004
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