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The Machine is Us/ing Us

James Burke

5th February 2007

This video which i first saw on BlueAce, is a great visual explanation to how text has changed and the distributed network called the internet links people together. Enjoy!

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One Response to “The Machine is Us/ing Us”

1. Response to The Machine is Us » P2P Foundation Says:
   February 28th, 2007 at 3:19 am

   [...] I was about to post the video on Web 2.0 by Michael Wesch, Assistant Cultural Anthropology Professor at Kansas State University. – when I realised that James Burke had posted it earlier this month here. Other than my personal interests in Web 2.0 and the applications that come with it, I am interested about its implications for cultural institutions such as libraries. Here are some quick thoughts: [...]

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