In which we go through the last hour of the Mark Zuckerberg Congressional hearing.

There was a whole other day of questions the day before this hearing occurred, but the questions in this day were the most important, I think. Regardless, I want to hear what you think - tweet me @emmypadge, or you can email me at [email protected].

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In which we go through the third and fourth hours of the Zuckerberg Congressional Hearing and try to figure out what's going on.

I wanna know what you think: tweet me @emmypadge, or email me at [email protected]. You can also visit the website cntry21.blogspot.com.

In which we analyze the second hour of the Mark Zuckerberg Congressional hearing from April 11. Some questions are repeated/elaborated upon, but I think that's okay, as it opens up doors to more information.

I wanna know what you think: tweet me @emmypadge, or email me at [email protected]. You can also visit the website cntry21.blogspot.com.

This is part One of a four-part series, in which I break down the Zuckerberg Congressional Hearing and try to figure out what it means for us. It's important, I think, to know what's going on with a platform we use daily. This is a hefty one, so if you've got twenty minutes free, sit down and have a listen!

I'd love to know your thoughts on this, feel free to tweet me @emmypadge or email me at [email protected].

If you have episode ideas, share them with me at either of the spaces above, or head to cntry21.blogspot.com and go to "submit."

In this (the third) episode, we speak about the potential neo-Dada movement we find ourselves in in online culture. Is this a reaction to the skewed world we live in today? Maybe. I talk with my old high school drama teacher, Matt Cosper, about where this came from, and where it might be going.

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In this (the second) episode, we speak about YouTube, hateful comments, abuse online, and the "culture of outrage" we live in today. My buddy Cameron McCormack talks about his own history with YouTube, and a crucial life lesson he learned there.

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In this (the first) episode, we talk about communities online, where they came from, and where they're going. Kevin Mackler and my friend Z speak about their experiences with Club Penguin, Tumblr, and the process of maturing in the context of the Internet.

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