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Private memories, the web, and public accountability
In the past year, two high profile cases re-emerged in the public sphere after simmering in the background for over twenty years. The first is the Hillsborough Inquiry of the Hillsborough Disaster. The second is the Daniel Morgan murder case. … Continue reading
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Tagged Archive, Components, Daniel Morgan, Dreyfus Affair, Hardware, hillsborough disaster, Memory, Plato, public memory, public sphere, World Wide Web
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Have hypertext and hyperlink been over-hyped? The view from local government.
Since the dawn of the social media age, we have been treated to various claims that hypertext and hyperlinks will change the way we work, read, and write. There were even claims that hyperlinks will subvert hierarchies. Yet, … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, Google, Hyperlink, Hypertext, Microsoft PowerPoint, Social media, technological evangelist, Twitter, web writing, World Wide Web
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