- The ugly underbelly of coder culture
- Used-Book Stores in the Digital Age
- The Massive Open Online Professor
- Leave only footprints: how Google's ethical ignorance gets it in trouble
- The Arrogance of Publishers vs. Academic Culture - Why the Outcome Is Virtually Certain
- Becoming Prof 2.0
- Library Journal Design Institute, Denver
- The New York Public Library Central Library Plan and its Critics
- The academic ethics of open access to research and scholarship
- You have to share
- Has Second Life Lived up to Expectations?
- Communications, Social Media, and Technology Are Not Synonyms
- If online education is the answer, what's the question?
- Facebook & your privacy: Who sees the data you share on the biggest social network?
- Social media 'smurfs' true blue for Brescia
- Social climbers: Catching up with online networks (social media bootcamp, curriculum here.)
- 10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics
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I'm still enjoying my informal, semi-serious, so-funny-it-hurts Friday Fun series on the slings and arrows of online social media/networking practices.
The first three have been: