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2026 10
- No one paid me to disagree with Jonathan Haidt. It was teenagers who taught me that he was wrong.
- Dear Civil Servants and the Ventriloquists behind the proposed residence rules
- What’s Up with 4-3-5?
- Today’s the Day!
- Today’s Census News is a Big Deal
- 1 month until new book!
- New Paper Alert (plus a fun talk involving youth + AI)
- Where Has Social Media Gone?
- Pre-Order “Data Are Made, Not Found”!
- Fake Data, Upcoming Book, and the Political Economy of AI
2025 4
2024 7
2023 7
2022 3
2021 2
2020 3
2019 3
2018 6
2017 12
- The Radicalization of Utopian Dreams
- Your Data is Being Manipulated
- Data & Society’s Next Stage
- How “Demo-or-Die” Helped My Career
- Tech Culture Can Change
- Failing to See, Fueling Hatred.
- Heads Up: Upcoming Parental Leave
- When Good Intentions Backfire
- The Information War Has Begun
- Why America is Self-Segregating
- Did Media Literacy Backfire?
- Hacking the Attention Economy
2016 9
- Put an End to Reporting on Election Polls
- I blame the media. Reality check time.
- Columbus Day!?!? What the f* are we celebrating?
- There was a bomb on my block.
- Be Careful What You Code For
- Facebook Must Be Accountable to the Public
- Where Do We Find Ethics?
- What is the Value of a Bot?
- It’s not Cyberspace anymore
2015 16
- What If Social Media Becomes 16-Plus? New battles concerning age of consent emerge in Europe
- New book: Participatory Culture in a Networked Era by Henry Jenkins, Mimi Ito, and me!
- Which Students Get to Have Privacy?
- What World Are We Building?
- Join me at the Parker Lecture on Oct. 20 in Washington DC
- I miss not being scared.
- Which Students Get to Have Privacy? | danah boyd | apophenia
- The Cost of Fame
- Are We Training Our Students to be Robots?
- I miss not being scared. | danah boyd | apophenia
- The Cost of Fame | danah boyd | apophenia
- Are We Training Our Students to be Robots? | danah boyd | apophenia
- Why I Joined Dove & Twitter to #SpeakBeautiful
- An Old Fogey’s Analysis of a Teenager’s View on Social Media
- Baby Boaz
- An Old Fogey’s Analysis of a Teenager’s View on Social Media | danah boyd | apophenia
2014 45
- Data & Civil Rights: What do we know? What don’t we know?
- Baby #2
- me + National Museum of the American Indian
- What is Fairness?
- My name is danah and I’m a stats addict.
- Frameworks for Understanding the Future of Work
- My name is danah and I’m a stats addict. | danah boyd | apophenia
- Am I a Blogger?
- What is Fairness? | danah boyd | apophenia
- What is Privacy?
- What Is an Honorable Response to Israel/Gaza?
- Why Jane Doe doesn’t get to be a sex trafficking victim
- What Is an Honorable Response to Israel/Gaza? | danah boyd | apophenia
- What is Privacy? | danah boyd | apophenia
- Goodbye Avis, Hello Uber
- The Cost of Contemporary Policing: A Review of Alice Goffman’s ‘On the Run’
- What does the Facebook experiment teach us?
- ‘Selling Out’ Is Meaningless: Teens live in the commercial world we created
- Why Jane Doe doesn’t get to be a sex trafficking victim | danah boyd | apophenia
- San Francisco’s (In)Visible Class War
- The Cost of Contemporary Policing: A Review of Alice Goffman’s ‘On the Run’ | danah boyd | apophenia
- Will my grandchildren learn to drive? I expect not
- ‘Selling Out’ Is Meaningless: Teens live in the commercial world we created | danah boyd | apophenia
- Matt Wolf’s “Teenage”
- San Francisco’s (In)Visible Class War | danah boyd | apophenia
- Will my grandchildren learn to drive? I expect not | danah boyd | apophenia
- What if the sexual predator image you have in your mind is wrong?
- New White House Report on Big Data
- Rule #1: Do no harm.
- Matt Wolf’s “Teenage” | danah boyd | apophenia
- Rekindling my blogging practice: Why I’m part of “The Message” on Medium
- Whether it’s bikes or bytes, teens are teens
- Whether it’s bikes or bytes, teens are teens | danah boyd | apophenia
- Is the Oculus Rift sexist? (plus response to criticism)
- Parentology: The first parenting book I actually liked
- Why Snapchat is Valuable: It’s All About Attention
- Degradation, Legitimacy Threats, and Isolation | danah boyd | apophenia
- TIME Magazine Op-Ed: Let Kids Run Wild Online
- TIME Magazine Op-Ed: Let Kids Run Wild Online | danah boyd | apophenia
- What’s Behind the Free PDF of “It’s Complicated” (no, no, not malware…)
- want a signed copy of “It’s Complicated”?
- Can someone explain WhatsApp’s valuation to me?
- “It’s Complicated” is dedicated to Peter Lyman
- blatant groveling: please buy my book
- Data & Society: Call for Fellows | danah boyd | apophenia
2013 24
- Email Sabbatical: December 13-January 10
- Data & Society: Call for Fellows
- how “context collapse” was coined: my recollection
- Upcoming Email Sabbatical: December 13-January 10
- Keeping Teens ‘Private’ on Facebook Won’t Protect Them
- eyes on the street or creepy surveillance?
- Baby Ziv
- Choosing the “Right” Maternity Leave Plan
- Whistleblowing Is the New Civil Disobedience: Why Edward Snowden Matters
- where “nothing to hide” fails as logic
- meandering thoughts on the NSA scandal | danah boyd | apophenia
- meandering thoughts on the NSA scandal
- Taking a vacation? Take an email sabbatical!
- Challenges for Health in a Networked Society
- thoughts on Pew’s latest report: notable findings on race and privacy
- Heads Up: Parenting Leave Coming Up
- How would you define work in a networked world?
- why I’m quitting Mendeley (and why my employer has nothing to do with it)
- Addressing Human Trafficking: Guidelines for Technological Interventions
- thank you SXSW
- Is Facebook Destroying the American College Experience?
- Networked Norms: How Tech Startups and Teen Practices Challenge Organizational Boundaries
- mourning and public-ness
- processing the loss of Aaron Swartz
2012 30
- The Kinder & Braver World Project: Research Series – Eight Papers on The Role of Youth Organizations and Youth Movements for Social Change
- Dear Media, Back The F*** Off Newtown
- ICWSM-13, run by Emre Kiciman
- Truth, Lies, and ‘Doxxing’: The Real Moral of the Gawker/Reddit Story (from Wired)
- omg girls’ bodies are fascinating: embracing the gendered side of quantified self
- Free Speech, Context, and Visibility: Protesting Racist Ads
- Three conversations for parents: navigating networked publics
- “Socially Mediated Publicness”: an open-access issue of JOBEM
- What Anti-Trafficking Advocates Can Learn from Sex Workers: The Dynamics of Choice, Circumstance, and Coercion
- Participatory Culture: What questions do you have?
- CFP: public-facing papers on Youth Movements / Youth Organizations | danah boyd | apophenia
- CFP: public-facing papers on Youth Movements / Youth Organizations
- Bringing Research to Bear on the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Minors (a.k.a. “child sex trafficking”)
- Why “We’re Oversold – Just Deal With It” Isn’t Acceptable
- Microsoft Research opens New York City lab
- Reflections on Fear in a Networked Society
- Dharun Ravi
- The Power of Youth: How Invisible Children Orchestrated Kony 2012
- Born This Way Foundation: guided by research
- Stop the Cycle of Bullying
- Are Librarians Encouraging Public Libraries to Abide by COPPA?
- NOTICE: Email sabbatical will start December 15
- Opportunities not to miss… | danah boyd | apophenia
- New Pew study on tone of social network sites
- World Economic Forum: More than Meets the Eye
- How Parents Normalized Teen Password Sharing
- We need to talk about piracy (but we must stop SOPA first)
- Nancy Baym, Kate Crawford, Mary L. Gray to Join Microsoft Research
- I am Generation Flux
- I’m back….
2011 25
- I’m on Vacation!! (Until January 10)
- Four Difficult Questions Regarding Bullying and Youth Suicide
- Opportunities not to miss…
- What is the Role of Technology in Human Trafficking?
- Social Science PhD Internships at Microsoft Research New England (Spring & Summer 2012)
- Debating Privacy in a Networked World for the WSJ
- Why Parents Help Children Violate Facebook’s 13+ Rule
- Continue reading →
- Six Provocations for Big Data
- Guilt Through Algorithmic Association
- Exciting News: Me @ Microsoft Research + New York University
- I do not speak for my employer.
- Designing for Social Norms (or How Not to Create Angry Mobs)
- “Real Names” Policies Are an Abuse of Power
- The Unintended Consequences of Obsessing Over Consequences (or why to support youth risk-taking)
- How to Take an Email Sabbatical
- “Teen Sexting and Its Impact on the Tech Industry” (my RWW talk)
- “Networked Privacy” (my PDF talk)
- Publicity and the Culture of Celebritization
- How Teens Understand Privacy
- I have written a longer post outlining how I believe that we should think about the tensions between personal reputation and trademark as well as the actions that customer service should take when they encounter these issues.
- How Can We Help Miguel?
- The Politics of Queering Anything
- Tweeting teens can handle public life
- why I’m mostly offline
2010 50
- I AM OFFLINE! On Email Sabbatical from December 9 – January 12
- Digital Self-Harm and Other Acts of Self-Harassment
- “Bullying” Has Little Resonance with Teenagers
- NOTICE: Email sabbatical will start December 9
- Social Science PhD Internships at Microsoft Research New England (Spring & Summer 2011)
- Risk Reduction Strategies on Facebook
- Facebook & helicopter parenting
- Combating Sexual Exploitation Online
- “Pep Rally” – a truly exogenous trending topic on Twitter
- Thank you Nashville!
- Stop the Cycle of Bullying | danah boyd | apophenia
- Call for Papers: Digital Media & Learning Conference
- musing on child naming and the Internet
- Favorite myth-making news articles?
- How Censoring Craigslist Helps Pimps, Child Traffickers, and Other Abusive Scumbags
- Alice Marwick
- Regulating the Use of Social Media Data
- Social Steganography: Learning to Hide in Plain Sight
- social divisions between Orkut & Facebook in Brazil
- a few thoughts on name changes & reputation
- Facebook privacy settings: Who cares?
- MySpace and Facebook: How Racist Language Frames Social Media (and Why You Should Care)
- Skin Whitening, Tanning, and Vaseline’s Controversial Facebook Ad Campaign
- Facebook’s Panic Button: Who’s panicking? And who’s listening?
- strange jobs people have
- Risky Behaviors and Online Safety: A 2010 Literature Review
- Sexting: Youth Practices and Legal Implications
- Upcoming fieldwork: What do you want to know?
- Four Essays Addressing Risky Behaviors and Online Safety
- “for the lolz”: 4chan is hacking the attention economy
- How COPPA Fails Parents, Educators, Youth
- i can haz housesitting tool pls?
- “Transparency is Not Enough”
- Deception + fear + humiliation != education
- Pew Research confirms that youth care about their reputation
- Quitting Facebook is pointless; challenging them to do better is not
- Facebook is a utility; utilities get regulated
- I’ve even talked about this before
- “Privacy and Publicity in the Context of Big Data”
- Harassment by Q&A: Initial Thoughts on Formspring.me
- Big Data: Opportunities for Computational and Social Sciences
- Speaking about Privacy and Publicity
- Empowering Parents & Protecting Children in an Evolving Media Landscape
- ChatRoulette by Sarita Yardi
- my own thoughts in the next post
- Upcoming Mary Gray talk on on “Out in the Country: Youth, Media & Queer Visibility in Rural America” | danah boyd | apophenia
- Upcoming Mary Gray talk on on “Out in the Country: Youth, Media & Queer Visibility in Rural America”
- Public by Default, Private when Necessary
- whose voice do you hear? gender issues and success
- Facebook’s move ain’t about changes in privacy norms
2009 59
- Race and Social Network Sites: Putting Facebook’s Data in Context
- Web2.0 Expo Talk: Streams of Content, Limited Attention
- Postdoctoral Researchers, Microsoft Research | danah boyd | apophenia
- “Do you See What I See?: Visibility of Practices through Social Media”
- Sociality Is Learning
- being objectified by the audience
- Call for descriptions: online safety programs
- Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out
- Choosing the Right Grad School
- Some thoughts on Twitter vs. Facebook Status Updates
- teaching, nursing, and second wave feminism
- Postdoctoral Researchers, Microsoft Research
- Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age
- accessible speaking events for the fall
- Seeking: Research Assistant/Intern for Online Safety Literature Review
- Technical Research Assistant for Adhoc Tasks at MSR
- Research Assistant/Intern for Online Safety Literature Review
- sometimes I feel like a bitch
- Vacation, Vacation, Vaaaay-kaaaay-shun! (offline till Sep 8)
- am I an academic?
- some thoughts on technophilia
- Twitter: “pointless babble” or peripheral awareness + social grooming?
- Teens Don’t Tweet… Or Do They?
- help me find innovative practitioners who address online safety issues
- Would the real social network please stand up?
- obsessively recording and sharing our vacations
- I want my cyborg life
- PDF Talk: “The Not-So-Hidden Politics of Class Online”
- xkcd meets reality
- Understanding retweeting on Twitter
- Tumblr disappeared me…
- Twitter is for friends; Facebook is everybody
- gender gap in perception of computer science
- when teachers and students connect outside school
- is Facebook for old people?
- answers to questions from Twitter on teen practices
- RIP Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Sciences (PGSS)
- “Facebook and academic performance: Reconciling a media sensation with data”
- What are your information needs? (Knight Commission seeks feedback)
- “Living and Learning with Social Media”
- Does money equal time? (Regarding proposed NSF funding of qualitative research)
- discussion of “impact” at the CHI conference
- upcoming conferences/talks
- Bernie Hogan: “Networking in Everyday Life”
- Seeking: Boston-based developer for prototyping work with moi
- a random act of kindness
- it’s time for SXSW!!
- “Social Media is Here to Stay… Now What?”
- I want to evolve to not hear the cell phone
- when research is de-contextualized
- feature requests for my blog
- “Elsewhere, U.S.A.” by Dalton Conley = FABULOUS
- licensing your dissertation under Creative Commons
- doing the math on MySpace and registered sex offenders
- my first week
- using Facebook while ill
- Internet Safety Technical Task Force Report
- Taken Out of Context — my PhD dissertation
- i’m baaaaaack!
2008 102
- Email Sabbatical Has Begun
- OMG. I have my PhD! OMG!!!!!
- Warning: Email Sabbatical is Imminent .. and other random thoughts
- CVS refused to fill my prescription; is this legal?
- reflections on Lori Drew, bullying, and solutions to helping kids
- Living and Learning with New Media: Findings from a 3-year Ethnographic Study of Digital Youth
- Draft Version of the ISTTF Literature Review concerning Children’s Online Safety
- post-Prop 8: seek an education-based reversal, not a legal challenge
- Please support No on Prop 8
- my views on California propositions (vote NO on 4 and NO on 8)
- LiveJournal Academic Research Bibliography
- Putting Privacy Settings in the Context of Use (in Facebook and elsewhere)
- the final throes
- Handheld Learning in London
- teens, dating, friendship, and school dances
- Teens, Video Games, and Civics
- Understanding Socio-Technical Phenomena in a Web2.0 Era
- the Internet Lexicon
- my intention to join Microsoft Research in 2008
- Oprah, Senate Bill 1738, Child Porn, and Pedophiles
- Facebook and Techcrunch: the costs of technological determinism and configuring users
- how to throw a ballot party (for American voters)
- public meeting of the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, Sept 23-24 at Harvard
- United, my trip from hell, and karmic retribution
- Community Forum on “Meeting the Public’s Information Needs for Silicon Valley”
- As a woman, I’m offended.
- MacArthur’s Digital Media & Learning Competition
- with great privilege comes great responsibility
- “Born Digital” by John Palfrey and Urs Gasser
- Dionysus and the Amethyst Initiative
- I want my Olympics 2.0-style
- health update
- answers to bizarre questions
- delectable brain floss?
- knol: content w/out context, collaboration, capital, or coruscation
- Rebooting America
- brain fodder
- medical update
- Can the iPhone hit crucial network density for noticable cluster effects?
- seeking a productive relationship with medicine and the Internet
- FISA, Obama, and the Internet People
- Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Videos
- Andy van Dam dancing the cha-cha
- marbellio trying to stay cool
- feeding quasi-“legitimate” trolls in an attention economy
- markers of status: different, and yet the same
- politics of terrorism studies
- from blog to comic
- this ain’t about sexism
- update: the sorta graduation
- Little Brother + the Uglies series = le awesome young adult scifi
- Mobilizing Generation 2.0
- User Elections for LiveJournal’s Advisory Board
- MacArthur Forum talk on “Teen Socialization Practices in Networked Publics”
- Quotables
- I Want You To Want Me
- my creative environment
- Palestinian girls, dating, and the mobile phone
- After the storm…
- musing about social networks and g/local cultures
- does work/life balance exist?
- Berkman@10
- V-Day 10th Anniversary
- practicing the word ‘no’
- seeking research intern
- “From MySpace to Hip Hop: New Media In the Everyday Lives of Youth” public forum
- me in comic form
- from faux to real – the rise of kiddie phones
- limited email March 16-25
- stupid Scion
- curing the ills of sociology
- how youth find privacy in interstitial spaces
- cultural sustainability
- enough already!
- The Internet Safety Technical Task Force
- LiveJournal Advisory Board
- Where HCI comes from (and where it might go)
- one company, ten brands: lessons from retail for tech companies
- The Future of Reputation: Gossip, Rumor, and Privacy on the Internet
- no conferences for me… no sxsw, no etech… wah.
- Trade: Brilliant film about sex trafficking
- traductions de moi
- Who clicks on ads? (Revisited with data)
- Discover Magazine video of moi
- a google horror story: what happens when you are disappeared
- did my vote count?
- Why I published with a locked-down journal
- just because we can, doesn’t mean we should
- DIY Video Summit in LA Feb 8-10
- my February 5 voting ballot: Barack Obama and CA Propositions
- the absurdities of Davos
- darn thee european internet
- let’s define our terms: what is a “social networking technology”?
- mobile phone credits as currency in Kenya
- The Economist Debate on Social “Networking”
- Technology and the World of Consumption
- Suzanne Briet: madame documentation and librarian extraordinaire
- what are marketing and advertising’s social responsibilities wrt youth?
- remix culture and fair use: a new study
- the music industry would be proud: I bought music this year
- iz mah bucket now
- Santa meets the IRB
2007 133
- Pew on teen social media practices (with interesting bits on class)
- All I need is a pair of pants.
- do NOT upgrade to Leopard (why I’m offline)
- adults’ views on privacy (new PEW report)
- earlier
- valuing inefficiencies and unreliability
- MacArthur Series on Digital Media and Learning (it’s live!)
- Facebook’s “opt-out” precedent
- giving back
- hiking in LA (and The Golden Compass)
- Overprotective parenting and bullying: Who is to blame for the suicide of Megan Meier?
- musing about online social norms
- my initial hypothesis
- “Information Access in a Networked World”
- Six Apart sells LiveJournal. Baroo??
- boyd’s law of social network sites
- vacation was glorious
- a burfday on da beach
- gluttonous texting
- you know
- algorithms for dumb security questions
- Shift6.net (an “open brand” lab project of Blyk)
- my long lost handwriting
- It’s Live! New JCMC on Social Network Sites
- Race/ethnicity and parent education differences in usage of Facebook and MySpace
- Social Network Sites: Definition, History, and Scholarship
- change of plans wrt Facebook… please forgive me
- innovative TV ads
- innovation’s social externalities
- shopping, shopping
- Choose Your Own Ethnography
- LOLCat Bible = infinite entertainment
- my role in a marketer’s dream
- Continuous City: Berkeley play involving SNSs
- read those contracts!
- why I am not going on the academic job market
- San Diego mayor backs same-sex marriage
- travel schedule from hell, bright white light at the end
- a different approach to medicine
- social scripts for rituals and ceremonies, of religion and culture
- posted about his death
- SNS visibility norms (a response to Scoble)
- blotchy burns on my legs from my Macbook
- doing “nothing” online
- controlling your public appearance
- confused by Facebook
- i’m off!
- pointer remix in a culture of copy/paste code (MySpace layouts as remix)
- my favorite books
- chemistry as architecture
- Australian Education.AU seminar talks
- airport extreme wifi failure: help?
- MacArthur Competition wrt New Digital Media and Learning
- For the record: I do not go to UCLA…. or to CalTech
- memorial for Peter Lyman
- loss of context
- personalized viral marketing
- National School Boards Association pushes for SNS adoption in schools
- javascript features make reading a nightmare
- history of social network sites (a work-in-progress)
- Research on Social Network Sites (Take 2)
- cat predicts deaths, web folk LOL
- Continue reading →
- re: MySpace and sex offenders
- responding to critiques of my essay on class
- Berkman Fellowship
- processing Harry Potter
- Education.AU = me + Australia
- Israeli teen culture
- on (pseudo) holiday July 1-14
- Continue reading →
- Dear esteemed members of the press,
- woah…. omg. reflections on mega-viewership
- viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace
- “Sicko”, Barack, and Danny Pearl
- Vodafone Receiver #18
- let the stalking begin
- The Devil Came on Horseback
- list of non-english social network sites
- “Film and the Audience of Tomorrow”
- Harvard Business Review Case Commentary: “We Googled You” (newly interactive)
- “Significance of Social Software” in BlogTalks Reloaded
- “Digital Handshakes on Virtual Receiving Lines”
- Cannes Film Festival
- Just the Facts about Online Youth Victimization
- quality of Google searches?
- dysfunctional product design: Apple MagSafe Airline Adapter
- dystruktshun of inglesh as we no
- MySpace + SecondLife / Ponies!1 = BarbieGirls
- social network sites: public, private, or what?
- maps + tech companies
- Twitter questions (curiosity is killing me…)
- Globalization of norms: Facebook challenges Arab LGBT group
- “Generation Me”
- CFP: Public Practices, Social Software: Examining social practices in networked publics | danah boyd | apophenia
- Teens, Privacy and Online Social Networks (PEW Report)
- NYC talk April 13 w/ Ethan Zuckerman and Trebor Scholz | danah boyd | apophenia
- cyberbullying
- NYC talk April 13 w/ Ethan Zuckerman and Trebor Scholz
- 5 secrets to success
- music to live by
- Incantations for Muggles
- relationship performance in networked publics
- safe havens for hate speech are irresponsible
- to remember or to forget? on babies and beer goggles
- Tweet Tweet (some thoughts on Twitter)
- fame, narcissism and MySpace
- web 1-2-3
- where are the people?
- conference circuit
- CFP: Public Practices, Social Software: Examining social practices in networked publics
- government demands UGC surveillance
- IRB issues covered by NYTimes
- calling Steve Jobs an opportunist
- musing on making things real
- relationship performance in networked publics | danah boyd | apophenia
- Facebook’s little digital gift
- DOPA is back under a new title
- a random shout-out
- disclosure statement
- Los Angeles is green!
- about those walled gardens
- i can see
- SXSW, ICWSM, and Etech
- an interview with me
- absence
- as i’ve noted before
- written about before
- the cost of lying
- PEW data on social network site use
- some thoughts on 2007 (advertising, bullying, and mobile)
- prisoner 24601: teenage sex offenders
- ephemeral profiles (cuz losing passwords is common amongst teens)
2006 89
- end of the year top five
- the edublog awards
- conference t-shirts
- on being virtual
- paris and Le Web 3
- offline Dec 7-10
- Friends, Friendsters, and Top 8: Writing community into being on social network sites
- This Film Is Not Yet Rated
- how do hotels work?
- ::gulp:: oh shit.
- Six weeks ago
- announcing two new academic papers
- making net neutrality relevant
- restructuring my life
- UCLA Police Taser a Student
- Bush appoints guy to destroy the program he heads
- dear corporate marketer
- a massage in Venice
- social network sites: my definition
- Prop 83 blocked in court
- social network site history
- tis election day. vote dammit!
- what i mean when i say “email is dead” in reference to teens
- voting issues, take n
- my voting slate
- applying to graduate school
- at Diebold we’re changing democracy, one vote at a time
- December social software events
- me flipping out
- the fabric of elephant society
- i couldn’t vote in LA?
- del.icio.us vs. bookmarks
- ::grumble::
- Announcing the MacArthur Foundation’s Digital Media and Learning Initiative
- I blogged about it
- pre-election cynicism
- comScore misinterprets data: MySpace is *NOT* gray
- brilliant idea
- What if failure is the plan? | danah boyd | apophenia
- a spazzy danah talk
- Facebook is open
- The Term “Social Network(ing) Sites”
- the consequences of ‘modern’ life
- welcome to LA
- Facebook’s “Privacy Trainwreck”: Exposure, Invasion, and Drama
- Continue reading →
- will facebook learn from its mistake?
- oh dear cute chumby
- HT06, Tagging Paper, Taxonomy, Flickr, Academic Article, ToRead
- updated Ani lyrics page
- geeks and werewolves (some notes on FOO)
- open hack day at Yahoo!
- change in feed and other blog bits
- heckle drive
- Save Your Space
- AIM and Plaxo
- youth and those crazy hormones
- passwords through favorites = bad idea
- Henry Jenkins and Convergence Culture
- pick me! sxsw voting is open
- crazy radio stations
- number games and social software
- drug dangerousness ranking
- moving update
- customized MP3s: alternatives to DRM
- this is your mouse brain on drugs
- Blogher has begun
- DOPA passed
- aggregating the “best of” blog entries
- an ode to a math teacher: benevolent dictators and urban tribes
- best of?
- furniture for sale
- feigning injuries for insurance companies
- from architecture to urban planning: technology development in a networked age
- education and Skywalker Ranch
- Study shows fear of MySpace predators is overblown
- visiting a movie set
- being American in Fiji
- finland is wonderful
- NSA spying on digital publics
- qualified
- a break in the woods
- academic humor
- spatial nature of MySpace
- blog production/consumption musings
- do you love your phone?
- i expressed my concern over DOPA
- cluster effects
- two alexes