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  Marie-Claire Muir
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• 04 Mar 08
  

  hpncb9 R
  • blogs can create community
  • communities around blogs can be much more open and welcoming than those at conferences and festivals,
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  • • I know some of you are experts in areas where I'm still learning
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  mrmoogshoes
  • I soon realized that blogs also contain raw research, early results, and other useful information that never gets presented at conferences.
  • blogs can create community.
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  • • blogs can be much more open and welcoming than those at conferences and festivals, drawing in people from industry, universities, the arts, and the general public.
    • more diverse and sustained than any I've seen in person.
    • writing the manuscript for Expressive Processing I found myself regularly citing blog posts and comments,
    • I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts and suggestions over the coming weeks.
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  Alexa K

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  • Blogging has already changed how I work as a scholar and creator of digital media. Reading blogs started out as a way to keep up with the field between conferences — and I soon realized that blogs also contain raw research, early results, and other useful information that never gets presented at conferences.
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    • Doug Sery, my editor at the MIT Press, brought up the question of who would peer review the Expressive Processing manuscript.
    • engages projects from the history of story, character, and play in digital media — from artificial intelligence research to mainstream computer games
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    • I'm interested to know what people think of the blog-based peer review process itself
• 26 Jan 08
  

  Samantha Blackmon

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• 22 Jan 08
  

  Alan Levine

  we've decided to do something a little different with Expressive Processing: asking the Grand Text Auto community to participate in an open, blog-based peer review.

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  Lisa Spiro

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