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Academia 101
An insider's guide to navigating academia and research
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The Banana Lounge
Academia, Life, and Food
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Circulating Library
Reading as career and hobby
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Confessions of an Aca-Fan
The official weblog of Henry Jenkins
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Creativity/Machine
Creativity, Culture, and Technology
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Crooked Timber
Leading group blog
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Cult Media Studies
An online community for the academic study of cult media
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Dogpossum
Cultural studies and swing dancing
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Easily Distracted
Timothy Burke's weblog
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Event Mechanics
Theory flavoured Cultural Studies
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Games, Location, Art, & Mobile Media
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Home-Cooked Theory
Quasi-academic musings of a Brisbane research fella
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Ida Takes Tea
Catherine Howell's blog on education and technology
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John Quiggin
The bushranger economist
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Larvatus Prodeo
Blogging politics, culture, sociology and life from Brisvegas
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M/C
Media and Cultural Studies journal
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Sarsaparilla
Literature, media, and culture, from Australian points of view
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Space and Culture
A cross-disciplinary journal of cultural studies that publishes reflections on a wide range of socio-spatial arenas.
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