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Interview: Brad Fidler
Brad Fidler is a PhD candidate studying psychiatry economics and Internet history at UCLA. He has researched the ARPANET and the early stages of the commercial Internet. Brad has been... Read more
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Love Over Gold
Share In Das Rheingold, the prelude of Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen opera cycle—at 17 hours, the world’s largest work of art—the story opens with three water nymphs guarding a... Read more
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Technology and Gender in the Heart of the Amazon (an interview)
Share Technology and Gender in the Heart of the Amazon: an interview with Orlando Lemos and Fabiola Morais One of the greatest challenges of trying to map global changes in contemporary culture... Read more
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