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Steve Jobs, 1955-2011. Visionary.

Posted on October 5, 2011March 1, 2012 by Sarah R.
Steve Jobs, 1955-2011.

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“The Illusion of Volition” is maintained and populated by Sarah T. Roberts, Assistant Professor, Department of Information Studies at UCLA. This site is primarily focused, as is its author, on discussions and dissections of notions of (digital) information in society, and its attendant sociocultural, economic and ethical implications. Please visit the "About" page for more information. The postings here are my own, and do not represent the positions or endorsements of any other organization or body. Welcome!

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(A Non-Exhaustive List of Interesting) Scholars Online

  • Aihwa Ong
  • Alex Halavais: A Thaumaturgical Compendium
  • Alex Hanna
  • Alexander Galloway
  • André Brock
  • Axel Bruns: produsage.org
  • Bad Hessian
  • Christian Fuchs: NetPoliticsBlog
  • Deen Freelon
  • Eszter Hargittai
  • Fred Turner
  • Geert Lovink
  • Greg Downey
  • Jack Linchuan Qiu
  • Jason Mazzone (and others)
  • Jennifer Light
  • Jesper Juul: The Ludologist
  • Jonathan Sterne
  • Kelly Gates
  • Kembrew McLeod
  • Laura Forlano
  • Mark Andrejevic
  • Mark Deuze
  • Mary L. Gray
  • Mél Hogan
  • Michelle Caswell
  • Mike Ananny
  • Mimi Thi Nguyen | Thread & Circuits
  • Miriam Sweeney
  • Molly Niesen
  • Molly Wright Steenson
  • Nick Dyer-Witheford
  • Nicole Cohen
  • Safiya U. Noble
  • Simon Lindgren
  • Siva Vaidhyanathan
  • T.L. Taylor
  • Tarleton Gillespie: Scrutiny
  • Ted Striphas: Differences and Repetitions
  • Tom Boellstorff
  • Yuezhi Zhao

Relevant Orgs and Online Destinations

  • AoIR: Association of Internet Researchers
  • Faculty of Information and Media Studies (FIMS)
  • Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) – University of Illinois
  • HASTAC | Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory
  • Institute of Network Cultures
  • International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)
  • Internet Research Ethics
  • School of Library and Information Studies – University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • SIGCIS – Special Interest Group, Computers, Information and Society
  • Society for the History of Technology (SHOT)
  • Uncovering Information Labor

Appearing in brief on Twitter…

  • @byandreachang Thank you for this _beautiful_ article and remembrance. I can’t bring myself to say the o word. Oh man. 6 hours ago
  • RT @adamnagourney: Here is the New York Times obituary on Jonathan Gold, written by Pete Wells. nytimes.com/2018/07/21/obi… 6 hours ago
  • Jonathan Gold was one of my favorite things about Los Angeles, period. 6 hours ago

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