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31 Dec 09

Journalism vs. theory | Marginal Utility | PopMatters

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This is what media and mediatization has become. It’s no longer about information dissemination so much as it about systemizing information, reducing its significance to a single dimension. Everything is reduced to a play of identity signifiers, making everything a posture, rendering all ideas into gestures of identity creation, attempts at ego projection and nothing more.

25 Dec 09

Richard Dawkins on ‘Elders’ « Neuroanthropology

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evolution science framing communications darwin gould

20 Nov 09

ADL Special Reports: Rage Grows in America: Anti-Government Conspiracies

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politics dialogue communications research report race

30 Mar 09

Framing Science : The Ethics of Framing Science: Four Guiding Principles

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upcoming April 13
dialogue should be a focus of science communication efforts, rather than traditional top-down and one-way transmission approaches.
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- scientists and journalists should always emphasize the values-based reasons for a specific policy action.
- accuracy is a third ethical imperative.
- avoid using framing to denigrate, stereotype, or attack a particular social group or to use framing in the service of partisan or electoral gains.
- Framing will always be an effective and legitimate part of social criticism and electoral politics, but for scientists and journalists to simplistically define critiques of religion or opposition to a candidate as a "matter of science" only further fuels polarization, alienating key publics and jeopardizing the perceived legitimacy of science.
- (see YouTube clip)

19 Mar 08

Martin Buber on education

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12 Feb 08

Framing Science - Moving Beyond Gore's Message

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27 Dec 07

Is there an echo in here? - Salon.com

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Cass R. Sunstein: The Daily We

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16 Dec 07

apophenia: valuing inefficiencies and unreliability

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activism attention civic communications community media politics social technology time

Social technologies that make things more efficient reduce the cost of action. Yet, that cost is often an important signal. We want communication to cost something because that cost signals that we value the other person, that we value them enough to spare our time and attention.

04 Oct 07

The Scientist : The Future of Public Engagement

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04 Sep 07

Web as Platform Mash-Ups

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applications communications community definition technology web2.0

An attempt an "elevator speech" describing Web 2.0.
- forestfortrees on 2007-09-04

"The point isn't the features, it's the underlying philosophy of
relinquishing control."
So the philosophy of Web 2.0 is to let go of control, share ideas and code, build on
what others have built, free your data.
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- ZDNet is calling the current generation of the Web the "recombinant Web".
- "Its data and metadata is contributed by its users; while the
  interface is its own. Its API's are used by developers who tend to use its data, but not
  the interface (such as Mappr, Color Pickr)."