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Why students should care about spelling

Its not 4 the reasonz u thynk

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Is the web’s ‘free’ ride over?

A new book says ‘free’ is the future. Critics say that’s just crazy.

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When ‘free’ becomes really expensive

In the age of digital culture, it is not just access to art that has been democratized, but its production as well.

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Twitter Beats Truncheons

These are frightening, astonishing, remarkable events going on in Iran, and Andrew Sullivan has been hammering the point home: The protests are being fueled, at least in part, by slippery new technologies that allow people to evade the censors, share information, and organize themselves in a way that would have been impossible even a couple of years ago. This is all impressionistic of course, and all I’m doing is sitting at home “jacking in” as the cyberpunks used to say, i.e. reading blogs and twitterfeeds.