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As media blurs with language, we face mass illiteracy online. If we define language fluency as one’s proficiency to read, write and speak, then there’s a new need for the Rosetta Stone of the digital age.
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3_TRENDS is an interview series with experts who have their ear to culture, identifying the overlooked ripples turning into swells. Marie Dollé (MD) wo…
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What: A night to analyze and celebrate our meme culture with leading academics, journalists, and speakers Why: Having the first intellectual festival o…
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Bo Burnham’s Inside has been streaming on Netflix for weeks now, but for those who know, know: It stays with you. Maybe longer than some may like.
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Vol.6 3_TRENDS is an interview series with experts who have their ear to culture, identifying the overlooked ripples turning into swells. Thomas Klaffk…
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Out of Office: An Investigation of Memes, Meaning, and Linguistic Competence Online and IRL is a new report from Jennifer Chang (JC) and Anastasia Kārk…
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Vol.5 3_TRENDS is an interview series with experts who have their ear to culture, identifying the overlooked ripples turning into swells. Florencia Luj…
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Vol.4 3_TRENDS is an interview series with experts who have their ear to culture, identifying the overlooked ripples turning into swells. Jamie Cohen (…
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