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The
Lonely Crowd
The Industry Standard, Feb. 19, 2001
"If publishers networked the marginalia, rather than try to
sell prose on a screen, they'd have something worth charging for."
Choosing
A President: Assessing Online Election Coverage
Poynter.org
"For the first time on a large scale, journalists used the
Internet to tell the story of a presidential election. How did they
do?"
Tell
Me A Story: Narrative and Intelligence
Book by Roger C. Schank, Northwestern Univeristy
Press
To design smart machines, Schank investigated how people use narratives
and stories, the nature and function of those narratives, and the
connection of intelligence to both telling and listening. A fascinating
book.
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