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The evolution of remix culture and copyright.

In this article, the author, Kumi Ishii discusses about how online users manage relationships using different conflict-management styles. Which is interesting because it has to do with group communication. It includes the studies of how people deal with situations to maintain and form relationships online.

This article discusses about the website Godtube.com and why it was created as a religious site.

The article talks about that you chose who you want to be. How facebook shapes your identity.

Creates games for young girls. This helps them think about what kind of life is out there waiting for them and shows them what they want to become as a teenager.

It talks about the Internet with China and kinda relates to the issue in Egypt right now

Remix culture on how it changes over time.

"The idea is for this not to feel like a punishment, but an intervention to help them develop better habits and get to school,"

It's about a group of expert holding a meeting and talked about copyright from various areas.

Two "Jeopardy!" champions, Ken Jennings, left, and Brad Rutter, competed against a computer named Watson, which proved adept at buzzing in quickly.

talks about how social media is going to alter advertisement about gender.

Johanna Blakley states how women are outnumbering men in the social media culture.

online dating has becoming more popular these days and alot of dating comes through social networks than traditionally face to face.

In this video, Larry takes about 3 stories that generates to one argument. Larry is a Harvard professor and is one of TED's authorities that knows a lot about the copyright issues. He talks about how the user generated content was created to be.

very interesting, I might just use this for my third annotation =)

In this article, Social Networking Goes to School, by Michelle R. Davis it talks about how many schools are using social networking sites to communicate with schools from other countries. Social networking has changed the way teachers teach and students learn. As said by Davis in the article, "If you don't take that golden opportunity to teach students about the responsibility of using these things, you lose a teachable moment." If schools block them, they're preventing students from learning the skills they need to know."

(pg. 46 in English Packet) This section of the article gives a brief summary of how people have different identities that make up one personality. Everyone has different perceptions about everyone.

This site shows all the flash mobs coming up and why they are doing it. Its really interesting to read the variety of flash mobs they do.