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Meanland: Reading Without Privacy

JA November 11

Announcing a very exciting Meanland event – and the last for 2010 – Reading Without Privacy.

Today, we’re all reading and writing more than ever, on text messages, on Twitter and on Facebook. But has social networking broken down the distinction between our public and our private lives? What are the rules for writing in forms that are so intimate and entirely open? Do we Tweet as ourselves or as representatives of our employers? And is new media helping us work differently or just work harder? Critic Alison Croggon and Jonathan Green, editor of ABC’s The Drum, discuss these questions and more, with Sophie Cunningham and Jeff Sparrow. Chaired by Michael Williams.

When: Tuesday 16 November, 6:15pm-7:15pm

Where: The Wheeler Centre, 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

This a FREE event. Bookings recommended.


 

Comments

by phill
12 Nov 10 at 14:30

PLEASE tell me this is going to be video recorded?

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by Jess
12 Nov 10 at 16:26

We will def cover it on the blog for starters. Will let you know about video post haste.

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by phill
12 Nov 10 at 16:52

Ah cool, I’m sure it’ll generate a lot of discussion around the blogosphere. (:

Even audio would be great, though it’s nice to see people and read the body language.

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by Alia
12 Nov 10 at 22:24

Wish I could make it but I have exams!! Hope you are recording this. It sounds so interesting.

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by Jess
16 Nov 10 at 12:56

And in other news – the lecture will be recorded, and made available on the Wheeler Centre website for interested parties.

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by telekom malaysia
27 Oct 11 at 2:33

I fully agree completely..

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by Photography
13 Nov 11 at 4:53

Very revealing article…

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