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Digital game players’ preferences: Analysis of situation and gender

May 28, 2013

(The literature review for this paper can be found in this previous post.) Study overview As indicated above, our purpose …

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Situational and gender comparisons of digital game players’ preferences

May 23, 2013

This two-part post comes from a 2007 International Communication Association conference paper.  The research was an attempt to understand if …

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Equestria Girls: Targeting Furries?

May 12, 2013

This will definitely be receiving more academic treatment from me, as I do some side projects on the issues of …

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The Importance of Kludge

May 6, 2013

The latest scholarly musing on Virtual World Television considers the importance of the constraints of Second Life in fostering creativity. Find out …

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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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Gamifying your health with Google Glass: a glimpse into the future

May 2, 2013

Reblogged from VentureBeat: Chris Hollindale is cofounder and CTO of seed-funded stealth startup Hasty. If you’ve ever tried out a Nike+ …

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A Year Without the Web

May 1, 2013

A Year Without the Web Ever thought you could be a better person if you just spent your life unplugged, …

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Adolescents, Media Use, and Identity Formation

April 29, 2013

A long time ago, when I first started graduate school, one of my primary research interests was the role the …

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Getting Mainstreamier: SkyMall Is Selling a 3D Printer

April 23, 2013

Reblogged from Tech: If ever you needed a sign that 3D printing has hit the mainstream, look no further than …

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Video games are the new Thin Mints: Girl Scouts add new badge for game design

April 21, 2013

Reblogged from VentureBeat: When I was a Girl Scout, I earned badges for setting up camping tents, making jewelry, or …

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