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Monthly Archives: March, 2004

  • The Weather Project March 15, 2004
  • Shell Amsterdam HQ – Part 2 March 4, 2004
  • Shell Amsterdam HQ – Part 1 March 4, 2004
  • I LIKE FRANK March 2, 2004

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Recent Posts

  • BBC scenarios from 2004 about kids’ online lives in 2014
  • ‘Don’t get bigger, get weirder’: Things I’ve learnt from 5 years of The Story
  • Empires of Attention
  • What you know, what you do, and what you own.
  • What we do we mean when we talk about ‘TV’?

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  • Final Assessment Part B | digitallidotnet on Six Spaces of social media
  • The Unconvential Guide to Creative Cultures | stuffthatisrelevant on What you know, what you do, and what you own.
  • Seven Spaces of Technology in School Environments | Marcellin College Strategic Planning on Six Spaces of social media
  • ‘Don’t get bigger, get weirder: Things I’ve learnt from 5 years of The Story | TEST | Andrew Sleigh on ‘Don’t get bigger, get weirder’: Things I’ve learnt from 5 years of The Story
  • Piketty for Attention | smithery on Empires of Attention

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