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 My name is danah boyd and I'm a researcher at Microsoft Research New England and a Fellow at the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society. I received my PhD from the School of Information at UC-Berkeley. I live in Boston, MA. Buzzwords in my world include: public/private, identity, context, youth culture, social network sites, social media. I use this blog to express random thoughts about whatever I'm thinking.
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phd weblogsI just revisited phd weblogs which is a collection of PhD students blogging. There are only 170 of us on there and i know that there are a whole lot more. So, if you’re an academic blogger and you’re reading this, add yourself there. And tell your friends. It’s really fun to surf and find out what other folks are researching. Oh, and it’s a great way of procrastinating when you’ve read PhD comics so many time that you have half of them memorized. 7 comments to phd weblogs |
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surf and find
At Danah’s suggestion, I added this site to PhD Weblogs, a portal for doctoral students’ Weblogs. The registration form asked me for the “research area that this blog treats. There was no option for “Media Studies or even “Communications, so…
surf and find
At Danah’s suggestion, I added this site to PhD Weblogs, a portal for doctoral students’ Weblogs. The registration form asked me for the “research area that this blog treats. There was no option for “Media Studies or even “Communications, so…
werd… just registered. We should have a CSS design contest for that site… it’s hard to look at.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanx.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanx.
So Much for the Great Equalizer
…my first thought, was, “Wow, that’s kind of elitist of danah, the gal who shuns the capitalized I…
phd weblogs
From apophenia: phd weblogs: "I just revisited phd weblogs which is a collection of PhD students blogging. There are only 170 of us on there and i know that there are a whole lot more. So, if you’re an academic blogger and you’re reading this, add…