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  1. Just rented episode of Buffy and an episode of Sopranos for class tomorrow; finally feel like a true media studies professor
  2. Big deal. RT @RachelSterne: Huge for news: RT @parislemon Twitter To Rollout A New API For Location-Based Trends http://ff.im/-bdiEc
  3. RT @jny2: There's really something to mark cuban's argument that twitter's position makes it easier for media companies to bargain with goog
  4. "Take your year in Provence and *shove it up your ass.*"
  5. Wow. Apparently the "dislike button" page on FB has 2.3 million supporters / fans http://bit.ly/HtLRV (I'm one)
  6. @agahran @mathewi @ianhillmedia why would we not assume default = settled complacency? Its characteristic of most people in most jobs.
  7. @jayrosen_nyu @scottros @jny2 more interesting to me is: did anyone know Google paid MySpace to index its content?
  8. RT @SaveTheNews: We had more than 2,000 people send comments to the FTC on journalism - see some of them here: http://bit.ly/1K5xel
  9. Just did first nominal "exercise" since the wedding. Time to hit the hgamster wheel again.
  10. @jeffjarvis written pre-google, fortunately for you ;-) otherwise we'd all be reading it and chortling
  11. Nov. 9 1989 was not the "strong and slow boring of hard boards," but that comes later, and the two go together. Right? http://bit.ly/1LxswE
  12. institutional politics and visions are different from para-institutional politics, right @sivavaid? MLK, Obama, 1989 similar in this way no?
  13. @CharlotteAnne link to UofW program?
  14. Whoops, that was meant to be a DM ;-). Ah well. We aren't really wasting our time. I am, maybe. I should be grading.
  15. @laheadle true, but then again, its possible we are all just wasting our time.
  16. @dangillmor sort of like voluntary slow news consumption?
  17. @CodyBrown core unit emerges longtitudinally out of practice (work) and rhetoric
  18. That was John Law; http://bit.ly/jPcUK [pdf] and thats what I thought of when I read this from the NYT http://bit.ly/2lngGc (11/9/89)
  19. "When the hidden trapdoors of the social spring open we suddenly learn that the masters of the universe may also have feet of clay." 11/9/89
  20. Just as I secure place in the Park Slope intelligentsia http://bit.ly/4b8LXx I move to Prospect Heights http://bit.ly/1PluI4 #changingbrklyn