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Friday, 9 September 2011

Social media, organisations, identity and anonymity- an interview

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Steve Wheeler interviewed me at the ALT-C conference on Wednesday just after my presentation on social media and professional identity. I will blog that shortly but here is the interview in the meantime.
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