The Learned Fangirl

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The Learned Fangirl is writing about the creative web. Our focus is on the interaction between creativity and new technologies. read more...


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  • Aca-Fan
  • Bitch Magazine
  • Cat in the Stack
  • Convergence Culture Blog
  • Counterfeit Chic
  • Danah Boyd
  • ephemeral traces
  • Fair Use Lab
  • Fanthropology
  • Forever Young Adult
  • Gamine Expedition
  • Geek Feminism
  • Gender and Fan Studies
  • if:book
  • MEDIAmusing
  • MetaFandom
  • No Hiatus
  • Online Fandom
  • Open Access News
  • Pop Matters
  • Pop Politics
  • Racialicious
  • Rebecca Tushnet’s 43(B)log
  • Sequential Tart
  • Stay Free Magazine
  • The Googlization Of Everything
  • The Mary Sue
  • Wikiworld: political economy and the promise of participatory media

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Monthly Archives: February, 2009

  • TLF at the Chicago’s Journalism Town Hall Meeting February 25, 2009
  • You’re in the jungle, baby!: Book Review: Terms of Use: Negotiating the Jungle of the Intellectual Commons February 23, 2009
  • Mini book reviews: three important books on the impact of Japanese popular culture plus one February 19, 2009
  • Spoilers spoiling for a fight?: The impact of comment trolling and other unwanted online activities February 17, 2009

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Recent Posts

  • Why You Can’t Watch Your Favorite TV Show in the Format You Want
  • Default Whiteness in TV, and why online video’s not much different
  • Three Reasons Why Avengers will be the #1 fangirl movie this year
  • Prometheus, “viral” video and marketing as entertainment
  • How to work in social media without it wrecking your personal life
  • Same As It Ever Was: Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue
  • I Saw a Movie: Miss Representation

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