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The Drawn Cutlass: New York Times Magazine Notices Appleseed...
New York Times Magazine Notices Appleseed... ...and isn't really happy about what it sees: The exceptions to the rule of the responsible gun owner generate headlines and casualties. The largest threat that Appleseed poses is the ...thedrawncutlass.blogspot.com -
New York Times Magazine: The Internet and the end of forgetting ...
Jeffrey Rosen, in a lengthy article for the Sunday New York Times Magazine, discusses the permanance of the personal in the digital era --- how everything created is preserved, cached, then searched and used. ...www.themediamanager.com -
In The New York Times Magazine: Digital Antiquing
In The New York Times Magazine: Digital Antiquing. Posted by Rob Walker on July 23, 2010. Posted Under: Consumed. BRILLIANT MISTAKES Band handwriting, warped vinyl, flawed images: Digital tools ape them all ...www.murketing.com -
UW CSE News ยป New York Times Magazine: Does the Web Ever Forget?
New York Times Magazine: Does the Web Ever Forget? We've known for years that the Web allows for unprecedented voyeurism, exhibitionism and inadvertent indiscretion, but we are only beginning to understand the costs of an age in which ...news.cs.washington.edu
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James Franco
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Cannabis Forgetting and the Botany of Desire: Michael Pollan
Contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine and the author of The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World, Michael Pollan delivers this Avenali Lecture on the stories of four familiar plant species: the apple, the tulip, the potato, and cannabis. [1/2003] [Humanities] [Show ID: 7048] -
Rosario Dawson
T Magazine speaks with actress Rosario Dawson on sex, death and momma. -
Taylor Swift
The singer Taylor Swift sits down for a heart-to-heart with T's editor at large, Lynn Hirschberg. -
Julianne Moore
The actress on her acting, her influences and Tom Ford. Related Link: nyti.ms -
Magazine: Shaking It to New Orleans Bounce - nytimes.com/video
Bounce is a raunchy, local hip-hop style that developed in the 1990s but is only now escaping its hometown with the help of some unlikely stars. Related Article: nyti.ms -
My iPhone Diary
David Pogue of The New York Times looks at the features of the new iPhone, as furtively as possible. -
Matthew Goode
The actor talks to Lynn Hirschberg of NYTimes.com/TMagazine
James Franco
Cannabis Forgetting and the Botany of Desire: Michael Pollan
Rosario Dawson
Taylor Swift
Julianne Moore
Magazine: Shaking It to New Orleans Bounce - nytimes.com/video
My iPhone Diary
Matthew Goode