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Music :) Ally’s Reader Survey
June 2008
These articles get the neighborhood’s evolution precisely backwards. Park Slope was initially gentrified in the 1970s and ’80s by families like mine that moved there for more space than they could afford in Manhattan or Brooklyn Heights, often to raise children. There were stores selling toys and books for children and babies long before there were trendy bars, clubs or restaurants.
Park Slope Pundits Get the Story Wrong : CJR “These articles are written by people who grew up elsewhere, who don’t understand the neighborhood’s evolution they are proclaiming upon, and who didn’t made any serious reportorial effort to learn. This is a larger problem in the way newspapers cover gentrifying neighborhoods.” (via sudama)
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» on December 19, 2011 | 39 notes
» on December 10, 2011
» on December 06, 2011
Social networking sites are good for relationships so tenuous they couldn’t really bear any friction at all.
A comment on In Defense of Friction, by Andrés Monroy-Hernández.
While the post focuses on the value of friction in social sharing and interactions, the parallels in the universe of music blogs & sharing taste are very similar.
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» on December 02, 2011
