Nick Bowman (包尼克) he/him/his
@bowmanspartan.bsky.social
STL native, UM-St. Louis x Michigan State alum. (Full) Prof at Newhouse School (Syracuse U, USA) studying gaming + emerging media. Launch Editor, Global Perspectives of Communication (Oxford x ICA).
We'd love to see your work, folks! Currently we take 4K and 8K length articles, and we're getting reviews done rather quickly - ~30 to 60 days from submission to decision. Happy to field other questions, as they arise. =)
November 24, 2025 at 7:00 AM
We'd love to see your work, folks! Currently we take 4K and 8K length articles, and we're getting reviews done rather quickly - ~30 to 60 days from submission to decision. Happy to field other questions, as they arise. =)
Sadly, No Denver. But human beanbags = the best. =)
November 20, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Sadly, No Denver. But human beanbags = the best. =)
I mean to be fair this could apply to humans also. =)
November 20, 2025 at 7:27 PM
I mean to be fair this could apply to humans also. =)
Definitely not - or at least, not one that is so relevant. Andy Billings and his group at the Beyond Sports Initiative (icir.ua.edu/bsi/) at 'Bama have done a great job engaging this space. =)
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November 17, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Definitely not - or at least, not one that is so relevant. Andy Billings and his group at the Beyond Sports Initiative (icir.ua.edu/bsi/) at 'Bama have done a great job engaging this space. =)
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November 16, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Ah sure! Emulation = institutional logics, and that's very fair.
November 16, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Ah sure! Emulation = institutional logics, and that's very fair.
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I think emulation is a big part of it. It is a public service IMO to demystify surveillance, tech, and data privacy, but people have learned from YouTube and other platforms where length of views = $ and the TEDx culture of "everyone has a story" to make it a long winding narrative or something...
November 16, 2025 at 6:21 PM
I think emulation is a big part of it. It is a public service IMO to demystify surveillance, tech, and data privacy, but people have learned from YouTube and other platforms where length of views = $ and the TEDx culture of "everyone has a story" to make it a long winding narrative or something...
Because, as with so much self-provided advise, the advise is usually secondary. The primary motivation? Self-promotion.
Altruism is a nifty idea, but it's nearly never the reason. One reason I stopped the "unsolicited advice" posts long ago - I recognized they're more about me than others. =/
Altruism is a nifty idea, but it's nearly never the reason. One reason I stopped the "unsolicited advice" posts long ago - I recognized they're more about me than others. =/
November 16, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Because, as with so much self-provided advise, the advise is usually secondary. The primary motivation? Self-promotion.
Altruism is a nifty idea, but it's nearly never the reason. One reason I stopped the "unsolicited advice" posts long ago - I recognized they're more about me than others. =/
Altruism is a nifty idea, but it's nearly never the reason. One reason I stopped the "unsolicited advice" posts long ago - I recognized they're more about me than others. =/