One of Intel’s anthropologists, Genevieve Bell, gave the keynote speech at the Australasian Computer Science Conference last year. After the conference, she was asked if it would be fair to characterize her job as reminding American technology experts that all Internet users aren’t Americans. Her frank reply:
“[T]hat’s certainly one way of thinking about […]
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All World’s Internet Users Aren’t American
February 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Anthropology · Asia · Australia · Ghana · Indonesia · Malaysia · Middle East · Mobile · U.S.
The Cultures of Social Networks
January 16th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Online social networks have their own cultures. Erica Naone of MIT Technology Review (TR) writes that social networking sites’ growth outside the U.S. has exploded recently, but different regions have adopted different sites as their favorites. I find it interesting how each site has developed and grown in its own way. The […]
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