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rasca123

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Oh, You're An Expert Now?

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modernmediamusings.tumblr.com 13y ago

It’s About The People

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

What Happened To Compromise?

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Divesting For A Sustainable Future

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www.wired.com 13y ago

The One Function Twitter Desperately Needs

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modernmediamusings.tumblr.com 13y ago

An Unspoken Pitfall of New Media

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imgur.com 13y ago

A redditor apparently worked out how tall one bomber is

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Does Medium do something to make scrolling on iOS smoother than usual?

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modernmediamusings.tumblr.com 13y ago

Early Problems With The NY Times Redesign

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Stephen Colbert's Biggest Fan Is... Himself

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Sharing Is Inflating Our Culture

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twitter.com 13y ago

Nick Bilton mocks Google Glass and gets picked

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

We need to put our cameras away

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modernmediamusings.tumblr.com 13y ago

If Tumblr Made A Commenting Platform

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modernmediamusings.tumblr.com 13y ago

Chris Hughes’ The New Republic Isn’t Anything New

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

What Twitter Is Actually Good For

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

The Power Of Tumblr

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Who Taught Us To Share Like This?

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Got something to say? We want to publish it

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seersuckermag.com 13y ago

Facebook Isn't Worth It

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[dead] 13 years ago

oh shit this is dope. going to donate... now.

Yea I agree. Separating purpose from pleasure is definitely important. But I would guess photographing for purpose today is in the minority. And I don't think Instagram counts as purpose.

Because we're not tied to one location or school and we represent millennials, not just college students. The point is that there wasn't a national publication dedicated to publishing the best writing from 18-29 year olds before. Now there is.