Being a blog by Leslie Regan Shade

About the author

Associate Professor, Concordia Univ., Dept of Communication Studies

I can be reached at; lshade@alcor.concordia.ca


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Wireless group rooted in Concordia
October 15, 2005
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Wireless group rooted in Concordia , by Jason Gondziola. In Concordia's Thursday Report of October 13 2005.

To wireless laptop users in Montreal, the name Île Sans Fil should by now be a household name – or at least an utterance heard in Montreal’s most tech-savvy circles.

The non-profit volunteer wireless group has made the leap from a small operation of obscure open source coders to a full-blown Montreal institution in only two years. With over 60 hotspots in the Montreal area, ISF will be signing up their 10,000th user later this month......

Recent and Old Musings
October 10, 2005
Posted by Lshade at 1:18 AM | Posted to Pubs | permalink

A list of some forthcoming, new, and older writings....

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International Media Democracy Day 2005
October 9, 2005
Posted by Lshade at 11:15 PM | Posted to Conferences | permalink

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--amazing poster by the brilliant Matt Soar

International Media Democracy Day (IMMD) 2005.

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The Impeccableness of Joan Didion
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In the Sunday NY Times Book Review (October 9) Robert Pinsky reviews Joan Didion's new book, The Year of Magical Thinking: "unsentimental, amused, impatient with cant, she has been a meticulous observer of social changes less in themselves than in their effects on her own sensibility."

A New York Magazine interview of October 9

The Black Album by John Leonard in The New York Review of Books.

AOIR Conference 2005
Posted by Lshade at 8:08 PM | Posted to Sojourns | permalink

Back from the AOIR Conference in Chicago. Fun to see so many old faces and new ones. barbarabrandirichardmichellekatrinatamara
mariacorinnastevelesliesuanandrewphilsoniacatherine
rhiannonmonica, among others....