Archive for the “cyber anthropology” category
One Laptop Per Child Teams up with Microsoft
by Diana on May 16, 2008
Nice – seems a test I came up with the last semester for an ongoing social program is playing out as Microsoft is now teaming up with the OLPC group. – One of the tests I purposed to see if (…)
Looking for people who participate in political disucssions on YouTube.
by Diana on May 2, 2008
You can take the survey here.
Internet behind the Great Red Firewall…
by Diana on November 17, 2007
The latest issue of New Scientist has China as it’s cover story, everything from the countries stance as the next big super power to green energy and quantum computing. In it there is a special article on the ‘Boys from (…)
Stigma of the Internet
by Diana on November 6, 2007
There seems to be a few things that are still taboo to do online. There are three that come directly to mind. First, would be admitting you met your loved one online. Second, to admit that most of your time (…)
Marketing Interactively…
by Diana on November 5, 2007
So today was my first day at my new job. This means I’m both wired and exhausted at the same time. I now work for an interactive marketing firm who is just as interested in the social aspects of their (…)
My goals for this blog…
by Diana on November 4, 2007
As I stated in my last entry, I am no authority on this subject. I am just very passionate about it and am eager to find any and all information out there relating to it or correlating it with other (…)
What is Cyber Anthropology?
by Diana on November 3, 2007
What is cyber anthropology? A short definition I came up with is the study of online culture and culture online. However, I like to take ‘online’ a step further than just computers connecting to the Internet and instead consider any (…)
Coming soon!
by Diana on September 9, 2007
Just getting set up here. Check back for updates soon. Until then, feel free to check out the corresponding LiveJournal community.