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Listening to Digital Nation: how culture is transformed within a generation

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Within a single generation, digital media and the World Wide Web have transformed virtually every aspect of modern culture, from how we learn and work to how we communicate and even conduct war. Frontline correspondent Douglas Rushkoff and producer Rachel Dretzin discuss Frontline’s documentary “Digital Nation,” which investigates whether technology is moving faster than we can adapt to it.
Listen here (30m 27s)

‘Digital Nation:’ Must see TV, brilliant web-content (trueslant.com)
Why is Douglas Rushkoff always looking up? (bryanmurley.com)
Stephen Balkam: Are We (Virtually) There Yet? (huffingtonpost.com)

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Posted on 2010/02/07, in CRM, Enterprise 2.0, Social Media, Web 2.0 and Information Technology,, Vision, visionaries, vision things, trends and tagged Arts, Business, Defense Agencies, Defense Logistics Agency - DLA, Department of Defense, Digital media, Digital Nation, Documentary film, Douglas Rushkoff, Executive Branch, Frontline, Government, History, Technology, Twitter, United States, World Wide Web. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

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