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Category Archives: reviews
Connecting with phone phreaks
Who were the phone phreaks, and why do they matter to our times? buy priligy online buy priligy no prescription generic I address these questions in my review of Phil Lapsley’s entertaining and useful Exploding the Phone (2012). One quote I … Continue reading
Reviewing _College_
A very engaging yet deeply frustrating book, Andrew Delbanco’s College tries to offer a grand vision of higher education, but falls into the error of mistaking a niche for the whole. College is, mostly, a pleasure to read. Delbanco is … Continue reading
On The New Digital Storytelling
Here’s a good review of my 2011 book. Interesting to see how Peter Hoefgen finds parts of NDS already a bit out of date. That’s correct, of course.
The New Digital Storytelling, reviewed
Good review from Zenpundit: The New Digital Storytelling should be the standard guide for anyone who wants to use all the new digital gadgets available to tell their story; this book is an excellent one-stop resource. …an excellent, highly readable, … Continue reading
