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By jdupuis on February 17, 2011.
  • The Edupunks are coming ... to an Edu-Factory near you!
  • The connected company
  • Scholarly Reportage: Fad or Movement?
  • The Importance Of Physical Space
  • 2010 State of the Computer Book Market, Post 1 - Overall Market
  • Taking scientific publishing to the next level
  • A father knows best: Vint Cerf re-thinks the Internet in Stanford talk
  • Dumped On by Data: Scientists Say a Deluge Is Drowning Research
  • You Can Lead Students To Knowledge, But How Do You Make Them Think?
  • Social media: A guide for researchers
  • There Is No Such Thing As A Girl Gamer
  • Social Media Metrics
  • What We Talk About When We Talk About Business Models: A Bestiary of Revenue Streams
  • Could Science Leave the University?
  • The Urgency for Change
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