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Re-Activism CFP

Hey, just as I am musing about borders and activism, I notice a very cool call for papers for a conference next October in Budapest: re-activism. I would really love to go, but just how many conferences can you attend in October/November without cloning yourself.
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Virtual skirmishing

“Cyber attacks” — either breaking into public websites or otherwise shutting them down — seems to have staying power. This has shown up a number of times before, particularly (interestingly) when it comes to border disputes: in Palestine and Kashmir, for example. It turns out that there was a broad attack recently by some Chinese […]
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BlogPulse Tools

For those of you who have not recently visited Intelliseek’s BlogPulse project, they now have several new tools available. Of particular interest to me is their Conversation Tracker, which converts explicit links among blog entries into a threaded history. I’m working on a project to visualize conversations as well, but it does not rely on […]
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ZoomInfo Resumes

ZoomInfo is a search engine that provides “people information summarized.” It seems to be a hybrid of search engine and resume. Interesting, given the frequency with which people now use Google to populate their Farley Files. How do they do with me? Well, the first hit is pretty good, naming me as an Assistant Professor […]
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