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Unpacking the myth of the “digital native”

by pam on May 14, 2010

Attention is a powerful filter. Sometimes too powerful.

by pam on March 23, 2009

What outrageous thing will you do today?

by pam on March 23, 2009

Upgrade your bullsh*t detector: learning from “Twitter Unveils New Premium Accounts”

by pam on March 19, 2009

A brand is what people think it is

by pam on May 13, 2008

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- @simonwillo Have done so, and it's straight into my feed reader. Also added to the list of "people I want to drink beer with" :-)
- RT simonwillo "What the hell is a dead hero going to do for you!?" http://bit.ly/9fJSsX <-- Thanks fr introducing me to this AMAZING blogger
- @simonwillo @jezzeprints thanks guys :-)
- I actually wrote a blog post! for @Victim_Power_SA - my take on last week's horror taxi accident: http://bit.ly/cIpqcC
- @brodiegal I have resorted to downloading my SF fixes as audiobooks until I get a kindle. Audible has a great reading of The Windup Girl.
- RT @lonniehodge: Seen on FB: Illegal immigration not a new problem. Indians used to call it White People <-- not just them, either.
- @phr0ggi What's really funny is when ppl use wuss-verbs to try claim success. "We addressed the problem" when actually they solved it.
- @phr0ggi One more reason I'm glad not to work for Big X. How do they ever get anything done?
- @NathanBlows Yes. Occupational hazard of Twitter :-)
- @phr0ggi exactly. If you promise to "address" something you've promised nothing at all. "Hi, problem." End of address. Drives me batty.
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