Over just the past decade or so, the Web has turned things upside down. As Danah Boyd said, speaking in the spring at SXSW in Austin, we’ve seen “an inversion of defaults when it comes to what’s public and what’s private.” This week’s cover story explores that blurred line. Read it here and don’t forget to leave comments.
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In brief 12/11/2024
Fresh ideas The Cherry Avenue Grocery Community and Stakeholder Engagement Project held its fourth and final Buy Back the Block event on December 9, unveiling both the results of its survey and the names of parties interested in owning and operating a grocery store at 501 Cherry Ave. The development is on the site of […]
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Parallax Project and Oenoverse co-founder and UVA School of Data Science associate director of career connections and community engagement Reggie Leonard shares thoughts on how to spend a day in Charlottesville: When I think about my perfect Charlottesville Day, I’ll give myself the constraint of a weekday/workday. I love unexpectedly warm days, when I’m working […]
