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Perceptions of crime BBC

By Dr Wendy Maples (The Open University)

25 April 2012

As visual media have proliferated in the past thirty years, so have, it seems, our perceptions of crime  Read more : Perceptions of crime

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Olympics 2012: The politics and history of the games Creative Commons Image AtomicShed under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

01 September 2011

Politics, business and Olympics go hand in hand. Read these articles and watch these videos to find out more.  Read more : Olympics 2012: The politics and history of the games

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Click special: Openness and personalisation Featuring: audio, Creative Commons Image Alex E Promios under CC-BY licence

By Dr Tony Hirst (The Open University), Gareth Mitchell (Guest)

15 July 2011

Eli Pariser suggests that the more we can tailor the web to our liking, the more we start to engage only with people whose outlook...  Read more : Click special: Openness and personalisation

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Whatever happened to the Likely Lads? How the working class turned into chavsTravellingtwo | Dreamstime.com

By Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest), Dr Imogen Tyler (Guest), Owen Jones (Guest)

05 July 2011

In the 1960s, the idea of working-class pride wasn't ironic. How have we come to be in a country when even the poorest seek to...  Read more : Whatever happened to the Likely Lads? How the working class turned into chavs

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A crime against their gender: How the world sees women who killCreative Commons Image &y under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest), Dr Lizzie Seal (Guest), Dr Louise Westmarland (The Open University)

30 June 2011

Does the perception of women who kill as acting against the typical behaviour of their gender mean we try to find reasons why they're not...  Read more : A crime against their gender: How the world sees women who kill

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Heart of a heartless world, soul of soulless conditionsCreative Commons Image Loren Javier under CC-BY-ND licence

By Dr Paula James (The Open University)

11 May 2011

She might have been a modern California girl, but Buffy's relationships with creatures of the dark is a tale as old as Slayers themselves...  Read more : Heart of a heartless world, soul of soulless conditions

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What is Twitter - and how can I see who Tweets?Creative Commons Image ~Ilse under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

By Dr Tony Hirst (The Open University)

27 April 2011

If you don't quite know what Twitter is - or if you'd like to discover how to follow a hashtag - here's all you need...  Read more : What is Twitter - and how can I see who Tweets?

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I'm your recreator, Luke Featuring: audio, J Garrattley under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

By Casey Pugh (Guest), Gareth Mitchell (Guest)

24 March 2011

By slicing up Star Wars into pieces and inviting people to rework those scenes, Casey Pugh did more than just rework the movie.  Read more : I'm your recreator, Luke

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The Vision Machine vision Featuring: audio, The Open University

By Greg Pak (Guest), Gareth Mitchell (Guest)

24 March 2011

Greg Pak opened his Vision Machine graphic novel up to the community to remix. He explains to Gareth Mitchell why...  Read more : The Vision Machine vision

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Is openness in the digital space killing creativity? Digital Planet at SXSWi 2011 Featuring: audio, Creative Commons Image luca.sartoni under CC-BY-SA licence

By Gareth Mitchell (Guest), June Cohen (Guest), Andrew Keen (Guest), Steve Rosenbaum (Guest), Jamillah Knowles (Guest)

18 March 2011

In an extended version of the Digital Planet debate at SXSWi 2011, our panel discuss creativity in an open, connected world.  Read more : Is openness in the digital space killing creativity? Digital Planet at SXSWi 2011

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