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Discussions with researchers about urgent, strange, and/or wonderful issues in Internet Studies today.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
38 minutes
English
United States
7 episodes
since Sept. 11, 2020
episodic
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This podcast is what it says on the tin (we hope). The title is an homage to the "On the Reg" podcast created by Inger Mewburn and Jason Downs.
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INTRO
Here's another conversation between Sky and Eleanor...
SUMMARY KEYWORDS
people, thinking, technology, bots, produced, rubbish, human, create, writing, ways, ai, point, internet, terms, information overload, clogging, plastics, externalities, idea, talk
SPEAKERS
Eleanor Sandry, Sky Croese…
Disclaimer: This is not well produced, but the fact it was produced at all is a minor miracle.
We realised that the podcast wasn't going anywhere in the form we'd originally chosen, so this episode (which has been dubbed Season 2 Episode 1) is really just us having a chat, getting used to being re…
In this episode, Eleanor and sky talk to Associate Professor Tama Leaver, Discipline Lead for Internet Studies Curtin University, about teaching online. Tama, Eleanor, and sky each have over a decade of experience teaching online, and Curtin's Internet Studies (now Digital and Social Media) course …
Eleanor talks to Professor Katie Ellis, Director of the Centre for Culture and Technology at Curtin University, about her research on accessibility online. As the pandemic spurs a huge shift towards working, socialising, teaching, and running conferences online, accessibility should be at the centr…
In this episode, we have two great talks about the early history of Internet Studies: Professor Matthew Allen (founder of Internet Studies at Curtin University in 1999) and Henry Jenkins (who started a Masters program in Comparative Media Studies at the same time on the other side of the world). Bo…
In this episode, we (sky croeser and Eleanor Sandry) have an awkward little chat about why we're doing the podcast, our research and teaching, and what you can expect in the first season. Find further links and a transcript on our website.
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