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    Articles tagged James Gleick (5)

    Brian BoyerSeptember 7, 2012
    Brian Boyer: Welcome to Hacker Journalism 101, take your seats
    Boyer, the head of NPR’s news apps team, puts on his professor hat and offers a syllabus for “making useful things for people.”
    Must-see TV for the weekend: Three takes on how we create, spread, and take in information
    Three recent talks that challenge how information is evolving. Joshua Benton
    Maria PopovaAugust 23, 2011
    Accessibility vs. access: How the rhetoric of “rare” is changing in the age of information abundance
    “You can be the sole owner of a Jackson Pollock or a Blue Mauritius but not of a piece of information — not for long, anyway.”
    May 17, 2011
    How our bits shape us: James Gleick’s “The Information”
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