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"If all this look fine, have you done the tutorial? It is quick and painless and explains the navigation, interface and logic of the piece."

- Melanie Swalwell, Victoria University of Wellington, 5.28.2006

"Spanning both media, the project optimizes the advantages of each and implicitly makes the case for recognizing the specificity of media."

- N Katherine Hayles, UCLA, Los Angeles, 4.20.2006

"To that end, we use the disruptions to make a point about Aboriginal systems of knowledge management."

- Meg Stalcup, UCB, 8.16.2006

"* HDMB provides different ways to find information, by browsing images and stories, keyword searching, or viewing objects related by geography using our Google map, which the editor’s introduction has noted."

- Sheila Brennan, George Mason University, 5.17.2006

"” We thought the project was engaging and seemingly random at times, mirroring a real-life conversation."

- Jess and Elissa, Los Angeles, 10.10.2007

"Experimentally Produced 'Social Problem' in Rats (1939), Extra! Berkeley Burns (1923), etc. Experimentally Produced 'Social Problem' in Rats (1939), Extra! Berkeley Burns (1923), etc."

- Dan Streible, USC/NYU, 4.25.2006

"Rather than the project coming across as a simple collection of images and texts, a narrative story is built."

- Vanessa Vobis, Santa Rosa, CA, 5.23.2006

"There is space for that in the Web as well; and if this remains on-line long enough maybe its impact will begin to be felt more widely."

- Huhtamo Erkki, UCLA, 4.20.2006

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Cast-offs from the Golden Age Melanie Swalwell, Erik Loyer	Excerpt from most recent thread: "If all this look fine, have you done the tutorial? It is quick and painless and explains the navigation, interface and logic of the piece." - Melanie Swalwell, Victoria University of Wellington, 5.28.2006
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Crowds Jeffrey T. Schnapp	Excerpt from peer response: "Spanning both media, the project optimizes the advantages of each and implicitly makes the case for recognizing the specificity of media." - N Katherine Hayles, UCLA, Los Angeles, 4.20.2006
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Digital Dynamics Across Cultures Kim Christen & Chris Cooney, Alessandro Ceglia	Excerpt from most recent thread: "To that end, we use the disruptions to make a point about Aboriginal systems of knowledge management." - Meg Stalcup, UCB, 8.16.2006
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Hurricane Digital Memory Bank Center for History and New Media	Excerpt from most recent thread: "* HDMB provides different ways to find information, by browsing images and stories, keyword searching, or viewing objects related by geography using our Google map, which the editor’s introduction has noted." - Sheila Brennan, George Mason University, 5.17.2006
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Objects of Media Studies Amelie Hastie, Raegan Kelly	Excerpt from most recent thread: "” We thought the project was engaging and seemingly random at times, mirroring a real-life conversation." - Jess and Elissa, Los Angeles, 10.10.2007
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Panorama Ephemera Rick Prelinger, Raegan Kelly	Excerpt from peer response: "Experimentally Produced 'Social Problem' in Rats (1939), Extra! Berkeley Burns (1923), etc. Experimentally Produced 'Social Problem' in Rats (1939), Extra! Berkeley Burns (1923), etc." - Dan Streible, USC/NYU, 4.25.2006
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Slavery's Ephemera Judith Jackson Fossett, Erik Loyer	Excerpt from most recent thread: "Rather than the project coming across as a simple collection of images and texts, a narrative story is built." - Vanessa Vobis, Santa Rosa, CA, 5.23.2006
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The Agrippa Files Agrippa Files Editorial Team	Excerpt from peer response: "There is space for that in the Web as well; and if this remains on-line long enough maybe its impact will begin to be felt more widely." - Huhtamo Erkki, UCLA, 4.20.2006
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