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Cathy N. Davidson, 2011
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Clifford Nass, 2010
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Sherry Turkle, 2011
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Clayton M. Christensen, 2008
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Clay Shirky, 2008
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Thomas L. Friedman, 2005
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Eric Hobsbawn, 1962
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Kenneth Clark, 1969
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Will Durant, 1957
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Michael Wesch, 2009
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Michael Wesch
- Michael Wesch - YouTube Channel
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Peter F. Drucker
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Pew Internet and American Life, 2010
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Mind/Shift Blog, April 2012
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Lyndsay Grant, DML Central, 2012
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Larry Downs, The Center for Internet and Society, 2007
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David Edgerton, March, 2011 (available via the Lesley Library)