Berkman Buzz: June 27, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. danah boyd explains why "selling out" is meaningless to today's teensFrom danah boyd's blog post, "'Selling Out' Is Meaningless: Teens live in the commercial world we created"
Ivan Sigal explores personal security in KarachiFrom Ivan Sigal's piece in Foreign Policy, "Karachi's Killers" Christian Sandvig describes the dangers of "corrupt personalization"From Christian Sandvig's blog post, "Corrupt Personalization"
DMLP reflects on the past seven yearsFrom Jeff Hermes's blog post for DMLP, " Seven Years of Serving and Studying the Legal Needs of Digital Journalism" National Heroes get a Postmodern Makeover in Kazakhstan's #Selfie Statue Scandal
From Dasha Kondrateva's post for Global Voices, "National Heroes get a Postmodern Makeover in Kazakhstan's #Selfie Statue Scandal" | ||||||
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