Samuel Webster

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  Catching Up: Education as the tail end of the digital revolution

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  Catching Up: Education as the tail end of the digital revolution

  November 17, 2011

  Some (extended thoughts) on education in the digital age, and the proposition of three levels of learning: reception, expression and interception.

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• Viral Spiral: Has TV trickery gone too far?

  November 4, 2011

  Isn’t it wonderful? Finally, we get the media we want. We have become a part of good, honest entertainment on the daily. It’s fantastic. That is, if it stays honest.

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• “Cheap” will never be free.

  October 18, 2010

  Some thoughts on the downfall of the music industry.

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• Lay your Ruby Roses on another grave (the supposed “death” of Twitter)

  December 27, 2009

  People you choose to follow are chosen by you. If you choose boring people who tweet nothing but breakfast, you will get nothing but breakfast.

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• Keepsakes: The Lost Art of Letter Writing

  April 13, 2009

  A real letter should be worth keeping. It is not mundane or banal, it is tactile and sentimental.

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