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Japan's Plans to Take Over the Gaming World: An Interview with Mia Consalvo | MIT Comparative Media Studies
CMS News Features Newsletter Feature Archives « Life After CMS Main YouTube in the Amazon: Rural Peru's Transition to the Internet » By Geoffrey Long This fall, the Comparative Media Studies program and the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab are proud to welcome back Dr. Mia Consalvo as a visiting associate professor. GAMBIT researcher and communications director Geoffrey Long recently sat down with her to welcome her to campus and to discover what she plans to accomplish during her
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johnsy.com/about
[johnsy.com]/about/ --Frequently answered questions
johnsy.com -- the occasionally updated website of an English Irishman living Down Under
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brucephenry.com
Bruce's Brain
Bruce's Brain Sunday, June 26, 2011 Equitable Equity: Fairness & Transparency in Equity Compensation Let's face it, while equity compensation is quite common in the technology and new media industries, from the employee's point of view it is confusing and lacks the basic transparency that enables rational decision making. I posted about this some time ago (May of 2009) but took that post down because it had some issues that I wanted to fix up. Well, now it is back and I've put some more
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mrry.co.uk/blog
mrry
mrry Derek Murray?s weblog OSDI 2010: Day 3 October 6th, 2010 Production Networks Onix: A Distributed Control Platform for Large-scale Production Networks Traditional networking has a traditional router with a forwarding plane and a control plane, which are coupled together in one box. Changing one without the other is difficult to do. This slows down ideas like the Trill protocol, which took 6 years to deploy. Software-defined networking moves the control plane into a server outside the
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dnosauria.net/about
Dnosauria » About
Dnosauria Writing it down before it gets sketchy About Dnosauria: Land of the Dnosaur Evolution of the name: Dean -> Deano -> Dno -> Dnosaur -> Dnosauria Dean was born & bred in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and moved to Canberra for an APS gig. He defected to the private sector nine years later. He has a professional interest in information architecture, data visualisation and knowledge management and brings those interests to bear in his work for Berkeley IT. He?s