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Public Stiky Notes

  • tellio
    Terry Elliott on 2009-09-23
    Because she relates the history in a nutshell? I am pretty impressed with this gist. Does academic mean more elaborate? more accurate? I thought it meant peer-reviewed.
  • gminks
    Gina Minks on 2009-01-20
    the entire article? or something in particular?
  • bluegina
    Gina Moss on 2008-05-05
    here's a good example of how this is NOT an academic article.

Page Comments

  • christyinsdesign
    Christy Tucker on 2007-06-25
    Ethnographic study about class divisions in MySpace and Facebook. MySpace tends to attract more teens from working class and immigrant families, while Facebook attracts more college-bound, upwardly mobile high schoolers.

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