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Thursday, 12 November 2009

Blather, Rinse, Repeat: An Ethnography of Conspiracy Theory

Posted by Damien DeBarra at 01:35 No comments:

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Shamelessly reworking Tim O'Reilly's concept of 'Perpetual Beta', this blog is a random space for personal musings on e-learning, technology, virtual ethnography and cross-posted blogs from my MsC. in eLearning at the University of Edinburgh. Failing that, I'll just post amusing video clips.

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