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CBR is looking for writers!

May 6, 2013

CBR is looking for writers!. If you have a passion for anything pop culture — from video games to music …

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Virtual World Television as Interactive Television

April 1, 2013

This presentation was recently given at the 2013 Popular Culture Association conference in Washington, D.C.  The presentation focuses on an …

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The Pope and Social Media

March 15, 2013

My latest for Clearance Bin Review considers the use of social media by the Vatican, and religion in general.  With …

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Is Facebook Losing Its Cool? Some Teens Think So

March 8, 2013

Reblogged from Business & Money: Baret Steed is tired of Facebook. She’s had an account since she was 13, but …

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Corporations Ploy to Educate Online Pirates

February 28, 2013

I wrote this week’s Dr. Geek piece for Clearance Bin Review on the recent implementation by the big five ISPs …

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Applebee's Overnight Social Media Meltdown: A Photo Essay

February 2, 2013

Reblogged from R.L. Stollar, Journalist.: Hell hath no fury like a Facebook scorned. In today’s digital age, most of us …

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CBS, Hawaii Five-O and Content Interactivity

January 19, 2013

CBS is no newcomer when it comes to experimenting with giving their audience a more interactive experience with their television …

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Virtual World Television: The Blog

December 15, 2012

As I’ve discussed elsewhere on this blog (such as here and here), I’ve undertaken a new project with producer Pooky …

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What’s the Impact of Political Memes?

October 28, 2012

This political season has been fraught with them: political memes.  Pictures and videos combined with political messages to comment on …

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