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Feedback from the Barnard Panel

Posted: November 17th, 2006 | Author: alicetiara | Filed under: internet culture | 1 Comment »

A bit of a round-up:

Liveblogging by Liz Henry of Composite
Liza Culturekitchen’s notes – one of the co-panelists
Feministing has the poster

I thought the event went really well. Although I am a feminist, and I do have a blog, I don’t really consider myself a “feminist blogger”. First of all, my academic work is my primary project (as should be extremely evident by how lax I’ve been about updating this blog lately) and secondly, I haven’t yet put the time into looking at a feminist review of technology that I’d like to. The latter is something I’ve been thinking of really devoting some time to. But don’t count on that happening any time soon.

Thanks to the Barnard Center for Research on Women for asking me to speak. As a women’s college graduate (with a Women’s Studies major to boot) I’m always stoked to interact with other Seven Sisters students, alums and staff.

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Alice E. Marwick (alicetiara) is an Assistant Professor at Fordham University in the Department of Communication and Media Studies, where she teaches classes on social media and digital culture. Previously she was a postdoctoral researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, MA, where she worked closely with danah boyd studying social software. She received her PhD from the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication at NYU in 2010. Her new book, Status Update: Celebrity and Attention in Social Media (Yale University Press 2013), examines how people use social media to boost social status, focusing on life-streaming, micro-celebrity, and self-branding. This blog focuses on academic work, technology, pop culture, communication, and media studies. (I spend more time on Twitter than anywhere else.)