In week seven, we will study algorithms. This reading is:

Wolf, Christine T. “DIY Videos on YouTube: Identity and possibility in the age of algorithms.” First Monday.

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Week 7: DIY Videos on YouTube

In week eight, we will study the always-on culture. This reading is:

boyd, d. (2012) “Participating in the Always-On Lifestyle.” The Social Media Reader.

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Week 8: Participating in the Always-On Lifestyle

In week nine, we will study the rich history of MP3s and audio engineering. This reading is:

Sterne, J. (2006) “The MP3 as Cultural Artifact”. 

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Week 9: The MP3 as Cultural Artifact

In week ten, we continue our exploration into audio. This reading is:

 Devine, K (2013) Imperfect sound forever: loudness wars, listening formations and the history of sound reproduction

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Week 10: Loudness Wars

In week thirteen, we learn about memes and meme culture. This reading is:

Davison, Patrick (2012) The Language of Internet Memes.

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Week 13: The Language of Internet Meme

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