Cultural past of the digital age
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Regular columnist Bill Thompson asks how technology is changing the way we think about books and film.
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Are dolls, blocks and stuffed animals fading away in favor of electronic gadgets, and is childhood fading with them?
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In a high-tech age of instant communication, old-fashioned history is enjoying a renaissance in U.S. popular culture.
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Vive La France! Column Last week, a report emerged with one of the most unlikely conclusions in the short history of digital policy. The report was built around yet another ranking of the technological performance of different countries around the world.â¦
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Readers remark on the effects of tech toys, the future of MP3s and yet another school of gaming. Plus: Links to our most popular blog posts.
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Interview VR inventor on memes, and the blandness of digital culture
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Digital technology changes from workhorse to entertainer.
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Sharp designs and colors fight the impression made by older devices.
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By Doe, Charles  New and exciting uses of digital technology in language arts are appearing all the time-a very good thing in view of the digital nature of the lives of today's K-12 students.
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By Siti Syameen Md Khalili  EMPOWERED by the digital revolution, information, communications and multimedia technology users today are all content creators in their own right.
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Can digital musicians, artists and other media creators free themselves from the tyranny of popular software design? Commentary by Momus.
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Scratch Code shows that 'new media' art isn't so 21st-century -- many of the works were done decades ago. By Rachel Metz.
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By van den Ban, Anne  The Virtual Farmer: Past, Present and Future of the Dutch Peasantry, by Jan Douwe van der Ploeg, Assen, the Netherlands: Royal Van Gorcum, 2003. 432 pp. Euro 3750 (paper). ISBN: 90-232-3892-3.
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Not getting any online dates? Maybe itâs time for an online makeover.
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Forward to the (distributed) revolution Comment As the Web 2.0 bandwagon continues its rapidly accelerating path downhill towards the inevitable crash we find ourselves at another turning point in the development of the networked world.â¦
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A grinding floppy, a screeching modem, a clacking dot-matrix printer ... these nostalgic computing sounds bring back memories of simple, nerdy pleasures. Commentary by Lore Sj&#246;berg.
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IT is undergoing the kind of cultural evolution that companies endured when they first pushed computing technology out to the bulk of their workforces.