The other day while paroosing the produce section of the food store I came
across a product that caused me to chuckle at first glance. A “tomato
saver” as ...
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fall 2008 student blogs
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1. According to Andrew Keen he believes that there are big consequences for participating in "Web 2.0". The growth of these media's are threatening our val...16 years ago
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1. Keen provides a lot of structure and appropriate information, and he also brings up the devastating truths about today's music business. It is sad to th...16 years ago
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As a student who is growing up during the internet era, I believe that we will soon adapt to depend solely on the internet. We have access to almost anythi...16 years ago
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*The author of this article, Andrew Keen, believes the there are “grave” consequences as a result of today’s participatory “Web 2.0”, such as threatening...16 years ago
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A.) 1.) DVD piracy in Hollywood (economic consequence): The explosion of free movie downloads coupled with the hype around YouTube and other video sites hav...16 years ago
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3 Threatened American Institutions 1.) One of the institutions which Keen believes to be declining is texts. There were several examples of these throughou...16 years ago
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Andrew Keen’s “The Day Music Died (side b)” was on point when talking about how the internet is threatening our values, economy, and creativity. The “Web 2...16 years ago
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1.The author of this article, Andrew Keen, believes the there are “grave” consequences as a result of today’s participatory “Web 2.0”, such as threatening ...16 years ago
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1) Throughout the article, “The day the music died,” by Andrew Keen he describes several consequences that are potential outcomes of “Web 2.0.” He ultimatel...16 years ago
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1. According to Andrew Keen, there are certainly grave consequences in store for us as a result of today's participatory Web2.0. There are a variety of val...16 years ago
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1. The first institution Keen talks about that is in grave danger is local stores and the concept of choice. These stores include books, videos, and even m...16 years ago
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1) Andrew Keen's belief that there are “grave” consequences as a result of today’s participatory “Web 2.0” does seem to be coming true. Our values, economy...16 years ago
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1. Keen elaborates on the death of media institutions radio, televsion, film and, most importantly music. Radio, for example, traditionally highly populate...16 years ago
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1. Keen claims that the availability of copywritten material online and the willingness of people to take it from there, free of charge, instead of paying...16 years ago
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Andrew Keen, the author of The Day Music Died, has an interesting perspective about the media. He believes that because of the technology in present time, ...16 years ago
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