Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Who Owns The Web

  Megan Dolski – Published October 9, 2012

  For something that we all use, all the time, the Internet is a phenomenon that most of us are pretty ignorant about.

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  Internet Identity & Art

  Levi Bruce – Published October 9, 2012

  After moving from Colombia to the United States at age 14, Julian Garcia marveled in the freedom of the even playing field of the Internet. All content was accessible.

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  Big Brother Is Still Watching You

  Corey Pool – Published October 9, 2012

  Without a single hack, leak or whistle blown, the guys from Juice Media are throwing up their fists, or at least their words, to fight for what they consider our greatest tool—the Internet.

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  Paying With Yourself

  Colin Harris – Published October 9, 2012

  You may spend hours a day trolling through the Internet, but you might not know that it’s looking right back at you.

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  “Privacy By Design”

  Corey Pool – Published October 8, 2012

  As our lives become increasingly digitized, more of what we do and how we interact with the world on a daily basis exists specifically online.

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  POP Montreal Insert

  The Link – Published September 19, 2012

  Learn what’s a must-see/hear/buy/eat/drink this year at POP Montreal with our annual festival insert. Profiles include Deerhoof, Brian Borcherdt, Cinema L’Amour and more.

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  Orientation Issue

  The Link – Published September 5, 2012

  In our annual Orientation Issue you’ll find where to eat, drink, party and generally survive your stay at Concordia University.

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  Objects of Our Affection

  Julia Jones & Emma Craig – Published March 13, 2012

  We’ve all heard the story. Woman gets pregnant and becomes an irrational, moody animal capable of biting the head off of her own husband. Husband runs around to satisfy her whimsical wishes and cravings, as she puts on weight and takes interest in interior design.

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  Something You’re Not

  Oliver Leon – Published March 13, 2012

  I am no longer read as a woman. I have a deep enough voice and enough body hair that it is never in question any longer. I look dudely, and nobody questions my gender. I absolutely cannot go into women’s bathrooms or locker rooms anymore. As a female-to-male transexual, this is quite the relief.

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  Failing the Test

  Alex Manley – Published March 13, 2012

  There’s this recurring motif to conversations about films that they don’t actually matter and what goes on in a movie isn’t important—it’s just a movie. It’s not real life.