brlamb
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Am I the only one who thinks the travails of @ and his family could provide endless fodder for a sitcom?
about 6 hours ago
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@ - I thought I had done every conceivable "don't" when it came to contact lens care and handling... until thirty seconds ago.
about 7 hours ago
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Think I'll shave this grey beard of mine tonight. Either that, or I'm committing full-on to the Tommie Sunshine look:
about 9 hours ago
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Sitting in while Danielle Blonde presents her fantastic work with UBC's Community Service Learning COP site:
about 10 hours ago
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When I want to freeform wander the stacks looking for the unexpected, fun to browse Class A General Works/Miscellaneous
3:31 PM Nov 30th
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RT @: @ Um, Twitter. (In response to me asking for examples of 'algorithms that assemble facts into narratives' - HA HA)
2:39 PM Nov 30th
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@ - that mashup idea of yours gives you a commanding lead in the hotly-contested "Most Subversive Edtech Freak" derby.
2:34 PM Nov 30th
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@ - Aomething like Ama-Con™ might well be called for. But also worry it would be somehow turned against its own interests (like CC?).
2:30 PM Nov 30th
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@ - I guess it's kind of like if Wal-Mart figured out how to leverage thrift shops and swap meets to increase its marketshare.
2:28 PM Nov 30th
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@ - how much stuff created by Demand Media on YouTube has been reused in traditional educational contexts? (And, agreed on @)
2:20 PM Nov 30th
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@ - And how do I construct meaningful critiques of digital sweatshops without falling into the same traps as old media dinosaurs?
2:17 PM Nov 30th
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@ - In other words, what might digital sweatshops have in common with mass amateurisation?
2:17 PM Nov 30th
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@ - I struggle to reconcile my revulsion with this approach and my enthusiasm for participatory models with similar economic effects.
2:16 PM Nov 30th
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'media labs testing algorithms that assemble facts into narratives... no writers required' ( Anyone know any examples?
2:07 PM Nov 30th
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Try as I might, can't imagine how 'content sweatshop' model can do any good for society. I fear it will be The Future:
2:04 PM Nov 30th
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This three-way video conference call is sporting some very trippy reverb effects. A bit early in the day for me...
9:42 AM Nov 30th
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Even when we lose, we booze.
8:05 PM Nov 29th
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That last TD drive was a masterpiece of ground-game playcalling and execution.
6:19 PM Nov 29th
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@ - Honestly, if I found out they were below-average journalism students doing a demo it would make sense. No budget for pros, methinks.
11:10 PM Nov 28th
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@ It was only a couple years ago that same newscast was done by experienced journalists, with real stories on war, economy, etc...
11:07 PM Nov 28th
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- Name Brian Lamb
- Location Vancouver, Canada
- Web http://blogs.ubc....
- Bio I used to be somebody. I'd rather you didn't know who that was....
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