Social networks and the 2008 political elections

October 10, 2008 · Filed Under Life, Work · Comment 

Just something to update on what I’m doing. I’m writing a new version of the “legal and ethical issues in online journalism” article I wrote for “Keeping Free Presses Free,” and I’m working with a colleague on a study of the use of social networks in the 2008 presidential campaign. Oh, and I’m blogging at the ICM weblog all the time.

I’m also watching the financial news and wondering what’s ahead for 2009. It could be an ugly year.

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    I don’t find it very comforting that there’s like a world of people who don’t agree with my feelings about my own show, but that’s okay with me. Like, I don’t have to feel good about that.

    I feel like, you know, you make something, you put it out in the world and you want people to have feelings about it, and the feelings can include, they hate you and that seems okay. And the fact that they get to say it and it gets to stick to my name, I feel like even that seems okay.
    — Ira Glass

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