Art and online activism: RTMark

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This twitter account is moving to @cnualart Thank you for following! 1 year ago
RT @jasonsantamaria: Along w/ "don't feed da trolls", maybe we should adopt "don't feed da viral marketers" "don't make dem a logo for free" 1 year ago
The future of the internet isn't mobile http://ow.ly/2NQNW 1 year ago
RT @cnualart: Art, technology and the public place. Conflux festival if in NY looks very interesting! http://ow.ly/2NgQD 1 year ago
RT @findcreatives: In search of speed, Google wants to kill JPEGs http://su.pr/2cFAHr 1 year ago
RT @mikechitty: Social networks are effective at increasing participation—by lessening the level of motivation that participation requires. 1 year ago
RT @findcreatives: Study: Is blogging here to stay? http://su.pr/1ulw22 1 year ago
All the secrets that Facebook doesn't hide (search for a topic, i.e. 'drunk'): http://ow.ly/2J5zC 1 year ago
Generation Y limit their personal info online to protect privacy http://ow.ly/2J5xO 1 year ago
@traceyctt Have a break, breathe fresh air. You'll do wonderfully! 1 year ago