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Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic Libraries via Ethnography

Posted in EM/CA, Entrepreneurs, EthnoPraxis, Public Anthropology, tagged , , , , , , , , on August 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic Libraries via Ethnography Presentation at the 108th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia PA Organizer: James Mullooly (CSU-Fresno) Chair : Henry Delcore (CSU-Fresno) Session Date & Time:  12/04/2009, 04:00:00PM – 05:45:00PM Room: Room 408, Session ID #:  5311 Session Title: Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic [...]

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The Golden Age of Freeware

Posted in Open Social, personal musings, tagged , , on July 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »

I just read a great posting on SavageMinds by Christopher Kelty about the age of Free software and free services that we are living. This is a glorious golden age of free software and as Kelty states, it has absolutely helped some of us innovate. I have worked on robotics projects with poor rural middle [...]

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The Digital sub-Divide

Posted in personal musings, tagged on July 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »

NPR’s recent story entitled Looking at the Future of E-Politics points out the need for nationwide broadband access in the United States. Listen closely to the story and they sometimes conflate the “need for Internet access” with the “need for high speed Internet access”. What I’m referring to as “the digital sub-divide” is the conflation [...]

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