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This post is long, overdue, and wordy, and some of it was written while I had a fever. So I present as a pre-emptive antidote a very enjoyable and quite silly browser game about information overload.
What I wanted to do today was to write a blog post about how authorial identity affects the construction of meaning in articles published online. I wanted to use @caitlinmoran’s brilliant interview with Lady Gaga to talk about how Roland Barthes‘ 1977 essay on the Death of the Author might apply (a) to construction of [...]
This is a little test to see how Posterous works, using a little decoration I made from detritus from my wedding day. Posted via email from InterMediaMary
Since I last wrote in this blog I’ve gained a husband, spent two weeks in the Lake District with just him and the sky for company, and been incredibly, wondrously happy. I’ve also been thinking a little about making this blog somewhere that’s fun to write in and fun to read. It’s a little tempting [...]
So the New York Post printed a story without crediting the blogger who originally broke it – and the journalist whose byline is on the Post piece claimed it was an editorial policy not to credit blogs for scoops.
Mary Hamilton is an award-winning journalist, constant learner, asipring coder, casual hardcore gamer and enthusiastic amateur data wrangler. You can contact her via Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or email her at mary at maryhamilton dot co dot uk.
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