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Books in the Library

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The Internet and society : a reference handbook Call Number:  HM851 .S25 2007

The extreme searcher's Internet handbook : a guide for the serious searcher Call Number: ZA4230 .H63 2007

The dark side of the Internet : protecting yourself and your family from online criminals Call Number: HV6773 .B633 2006

I found it on the Internet : coming of age online Call Number: Z718.5 .H38 2005

The Internet, the Web, and eBusiness : formalizing applications for the real world Call Number: TK5105.875.I57 O485 2005

Internet art Call Number: N7433.8 .G74 2004

How to make money online with eBay, Yahoo!, and Google : a step-by-step guide to using three online services to make one successful business Call Number: HF5548.32 .K46 2006

The Google story Call Number: TK5105.885.G66 V57 2005

Don't get burned on eBay Call Number: HF5478 .W75 2006

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According to Ethan Zuckerman

Ethan Zuckerman became a fellow of the Berkman Center in January, 2003. His work at Berkman focuses on the impact of technology on the developing world. His current projects include a study of global media attention, research on the use of weblogs and other social software in the developing world, and work on a clearinghouse for software for international development.  Read more about Ethan..

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The Machine is Us/ing Us Final Version

Mar 8th, 2007 by Prof Wesch

On January 31st I released the 2nd draft of The Machine is Us/ing Us hoping to receive feedback from my colleagues. (The first draft was only seen by my Digital Ethnography class 2 days before the 2nd draft was released on YouTube.) I sent it to 10 people. Four days later it was the most blogged about video in the blogosphere and the wild ride had begun. It has been fun and amazing for the most part - sometimes overwhelming - but always exciting. It is hard to believe that a little video I created in my basement in St. George Kansas could be seen by over 1.7 million people, be translated into (at least) 5 languages, and be shown to large audiences at major conferences on 6 continents within just one month of its creation. In some ways, the journey of the video speaks volumes that the content of the video could only hint at. I know I could not have done this with the technology available 3 years ago - certainly not 13 years ago - so the world really is different and I’m just happy to be part of the mass of people trying to rethink how we can best live in this quickly changing environment. To see more about my overall philosophy and goals for the video, you can read the interview I did with John Battelle.

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