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WNM Blog #8: Sara reminded me Iâm gay
I love women.
I like Sara much more than Cass. Iâm probably being too familiar, but theyâll never read this, and thus, who cares? What matters here is my point: Sara Wachter-Boettcher is significantly more pleasing than Cass Sunstein â particularly when it comes to making holistic arguments. I say this because although both are white and â seemingly undeniably â upperclass, Sara manages to really capture the idea of inclusivity in tech, and the democracy that comes with it. A point that Cass Sunstein managed to miss throughout practically the entire book. This isnât to say I didnât agree with Sunstein just as much as I agree with Wachter-Boettcher, itâs to say that Saraâs arguments appeal to me even more because her points donât forget I exist.Â
WNM BLog #7: Cass makes me frown
I donât think I like Sunstein too much. I donât know what it is. Every time I read this book I either feel nothing, or annoyed/angry. Maybe itâs because I often read this book at work where Iâm being bombarded by lots of noise literally and figuratively â noise that often sets my nerves alight. It might also be that sometimes Sunstein says things that make me wanna throttle him⌠Maybe not throttle, just a little bit of stern talking to. Maybe Iâm too sensitive and itâs his neutral approach that sets me on edge. I donât know. Letâs get into this reading, though â unpack a bit (thereâs gonna be a lot of hyphens here, I can feel it).
Iâm going to pull a quote per chapter, they may or not anger me, or even link to each other; I didnât plan this blog out ahead of time, so letâs find out together.
WNM Blog #6: e pluribus unum
âFrom many, one,â one of our countryâs many mottos and governmental goals that should shape our societies [translated here from e pluribus unum, obvi] (Sunstein 51).
Iâve got some bones to pick with this motto and the way Sunstein is (and isnât) portraying American society and government. Most of these bones come from an argument they make indirectly, a lot of our goals and the way the founders viewed things during the early days of the Constitution are outdated â and thus there should be room to make some changes and reach an ideal, potentially entering a direct democracy instead of clinging to republicanism or even finding a middle ground.
WNM Blog #5: Makmende
Makmende. Thatâs it, thatâs the tweet.

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WNM Blog #4: it is what it is
âSome people describe these shifts as a crisis in copyright and others a crisis in fair use. Fans defend perceived rights and practices that have been taken for granted for many years, such as the longstanding practice of creating âmix tapesâ or other compilations of quoted material. Corporations, on the other hand, want to constrain behaviors they see as damaging and having a much larger impact in the digital era. Both sides accuse the other of exploiting the instability created by shifts in technology and media infrastructureâ (Jenkins, Ford, and Green 71).
WNM Blog #3: the digital network gives you power, and yâall know it
I got so caught up in the opening line of chapter 8, I could barely focus. Rainie and Wellman mention that "[a]n old adage has it that you should never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel. A new adage would be to never pick a fight with a networked individual with strong internet and mobile connections" (197). And if that ain't the truth, I don't know what is!
WNM Blog #2: Addresses, Youâre not serious, are you?
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I liked this reading a lot â really I did! But I got to a part in chapter four that threw me four a loop. It threw me so hard I had to read it aloud to my roommates because ⌠WHAT? Let me get specific here: on page 101 of Networked, Kris Thomas gives an anecdote in which he explains that a delivery man gave him and a friend his phone number when asked for his address. The delivery man did not understand why they would want a home address when they had his phone number right there (Rainie and Wellman). To some extent, I get this â weâll get into that in a second â thatâs not what threw me.
WNM Blog #1: and thatâs fine
You know that feeling when you know something exists, you just don't know the terminology for it? It's similar to the "the word's on the tip of my tongue!" feeling, but not quite. It's just as frustrating though, when you're actively considering it and your Google searches turn out to be futile (5 pages deep into blog #3 later, the words still don't fit). Well, this week's reading eased one particular instance of my limited vocabulary, and provided me with citations for the next time someone tells me all that technology is why we millenials and Gen-Zers can't communicate.Â
Rae Marnise
...is my professional name! My legal name is Arianna C, but I do not use that name professionally!. Welcome to my portfolio. This includes media reports, public relations work, photography, links to my own news stories and videos, news pitches, and more on.
I am junior at the University of Illinois Springfield. I study Media Communications, Sociology, and minor in Womenâs, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. I have a 3.86 cumulative GPA.
I work at my schoolâs TV station as a student director/producer. I also work as a writing tutor on campus. My career goal is to work in TV and film as a creative producer.Â
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My Interview with Damon Percy
Hereâs the questions and notes I asked author and public relationship specialist, Damon Percy
Summaries: Saving (and Replacing Face)
Whitewashing characters is for the past.
Summaries: Written in Bad Form
My commentary on actress Mayim Bialikâs most recent slip up.
Sheâs a Canine not a K9
This was a really cute story, and I felt the need to share my take on it!

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Summaries: Kevin Spacey Sucks and Needs a New PR Agent
I chose this article because this happened at the height of one of the largest Hollywood scandals of all time.Â
Summaries: Canât Sia Face, Can Sia Booty
I was really excited to write this piece! I saw the hubbabaloo on Twitter, and new it would be great to summarize for class.