I’ve not made much use of in-class exams before, but I gave the first one of this semester and it prompted the question in …

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I’m pleased to announce that the Web/CC edition of Good Faith Collaboration is now available. In addition to all of the book’s …

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The International Journal of Communication has published Lauren Rhue’s and my paper on “Gender Bias in Wikipedia and Britannica”. The method of crawling the …

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The terms “geek,” “nerd,” and “hacker” arise frequently in my work and settling upon a common understanding of these words is a challenge: each has …

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It’s been a relatively quiet summer but there’s plenty to blog about as the new semester begins.

An exciting bit of news is …

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I recently received a bound copy of Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader and it looks to be an interesting (and freely available) collection …

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Ilana Gershon’s The Breakup 2.0: Disconnecting Over New Media is an ethnography of how (mostly) young people manage (and mangle) their relationships in …

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As I have been working on my “Free As in Sexist?” argument, I have also been looking for earlier critiques of gender bias in reference …

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A form of critique that has attracted much attention in the past few years is to show the ridiculous alterations women’s images undergo within …

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A paper that I was happy to read while working on my draft of “Free As in Sexist?” was the recent Science article “Evidence for …

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