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This site is one researcher's wanderings through participatory media. Focusing on youth created media, I will use this blog to document my study of YouTube and related video hosting sites.You can contact me through email stephanie (dot) hendrick (at) humlab (dot) umu (dot) se. Or through comments on this blog...
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Recent Comments:
- Jill Walker Rettberg: Looks really interesting – I probably won’t be at the conference, but will look...
- Stephanie: Thanks for your comments Sara! You are right about the visualization. It is a little confusing. All blogs...
- Sara: Looks really interesting with the images. I wonder about the first picture, is all of the blogs connected in...
- Mark: So, the trick is to make sure you can say that the differences represent differences in the communities and not...
- Jim: Hi Steph, Doing my morning reading I found this article http://www.guardian.co.uk/c...
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