links for 2006-03-29
Posted: March 29th, 2006 | Author: alicetiara | Filed under: Uncategorized | 3 Comments »-
Seems a bit out of date (latest work cited is from the late-90′s) but still useful jumping-off point for academic research on fandom and participatory media culture.
-
Covers much neat stuff like RPGs, scifi, fandom, etc. Also out of date (c. 2001) but again, good starting point, esp. for historical stuff.
-
Extremely detailed and extensive academic articles about Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
-
Totally sweet social software that allows collaborative bibliography creation. I’m moving all my bibliographies to there post-haste.
-
Great Atlantic article from a few years back about introverts, what introversion is, etc. I’m a hyper-extrovert so this was a really useful way for me to sort of get inside a different mindset for a bit.
This is evil of me, but here goes: Do you know anyone who argues that social bookmarking can be a great way for people to find one’s own content and network? I could use an article or two on how to pull this off.
Hmmm.. not sure what you mean? Sort of like a more effective way of Googling yourself?
Something more like this: I have these two posts where I comment on operas I saw. So I’ve used ma.gnolia (it’s a prettier del.icio.us) to bookmark my own posts.
I’m wondering under what conditions people might stumble upon these bookmarked posts.