THE dominant cultural form of the 20th century is starting to unravel.
What was the dominant cultural form of the 20th century? There are plenty of candidates and no lack of ones that are allegedly under threat. Cinema? Rock music? The album? Radio? The four-minute single? Magazines? Newspapers? Television?
Actually, it was none and all of the [...]
The decline and fall of corporate culture?
November 20th, 2009 1 Comment
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feminismismism and the death of the googlewhack
July 21st, 2009 2 Comments
The googlewhack is dead and it’s all twitter’s fault.
Last night i inadvertently stumbled across a googlewhack. Well sort of – i actually entered a single made-up word and it came back with one result. Technically, a googlewhack is meant to be when you enter two words into a search engine and come up with only [...]
Tags: feminismismism · googlewhack · social media · twitter