Rushes Sequences - Sherry Turkle interview - USA (Video)
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| 14:55 UK time, Saturday, 28 November 2009
is Abby Rockefeller Mauxe Professor of the at . She met with Aleks Krotoski to discuss the issues of privacy, communication and identity in the web-connected world.
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At 10th Feb 2010, Paul Blackburn wrote:How refreshing to listen to Professor Turkle.
In years of using electronic systems for communications it has always struck me that
we can never better face to face communication in the same room.
I have used trans-national video conferencing and for all it's clever tech it cannot match the understanding possible when talking with another person in the same room.
Email has benefits but it can so easily be mis-understood as, for example, when humour is intended but not perceived by the recipient.
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