a blog tracking trends of digital pop culture, by sidneyeve matrix
This episode of my Media and Culture podcast considers the often tumultuous relationship between mobile phones and movie theatres.
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Cyberpop! is a trendwatching blog dedicated to rounding up market research and academic studies on all things related to digital popular culture.
Here you will find entries on topics from mobile technologies to social computing, educational technology to gaming, viral video to online marketing, internet dating to the latest (and strangest) smartphone apps, and emergent modes of cloud and location-aware computing.
It is written by Sidneyeve Matrix
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This episode of my Media and Culture podcast considers the often tumultuous relationship between mobile phones and movie theatres.
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Live online chat about teens and sexting, with complete transcript available.
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