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Digital culture, power, academia, social theory... blended up with bits of the everyday and the ordinary, examined.
Reading
Grokking
Considering
- Kingston - Queens University - Sociology
- Montreal - McGill University - Communications
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Communications
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Comparative Studies
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Sociology
- Toronto - Ryerson University - Communications & Culture
- Toronto - University of Toronto - Information Studies
Listening
- Swing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams
- Back in Town - Matt Dusk
- Elements of Life - Tiesto
- Year Zero - Nine Inch Nails
- Nothing Left to Lose - Mat Kearney
- Stranger Birds - David Usher
- Not Too Late - Norah Jones
- Billy Talent II - Billy Talent
- Live at Mr. Stubbs - Jason Mraz
Meandering
Archive
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2005
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October
(16)
- Shortlist getting shorter
- Power and agency
- Quote diving
- Joas and creativity
- Hyping brands
- Blogs become journals
- The black, white and gray of life
- Inevitability of net development
- Engage
- Gift ideas
- Is Google evil?
- Time wasting for word nerds
- This day in history
- Notable conference
- Walmart Boycott
- Internet Generations 6.0 report
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October
(16)
My Myspace pagespace
...a work in progress.
Check out Sandy's Dogster page
Why not give her a bone while you're there?
...a work in progress.
Check out Sandy's Dogster page
Why not give her a bone while you're there?
About this blog...
Tamara Paradis [aka "Sashay"]
...a late-30s retired IT analyst turned digital culture researcher and sociologist. Once a resident of Montreal, she has now settled into a house near downtown Toronto with her dog Sandy and two great housemates, who've got her watching a lot of TV. She's doing a joint MA at York University & Ryerson University. She hopes to find the perfect digital culture PhD program and, eventually, write the great Canadian novel. In the meantime, she plays with Sandy in the park, wanders around Second Life looking lost, reads a lot of philosophy and digital theory and concots experimental dishes in her beloved slow cooker. And this?...
This is her personal piece of the I-Space
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