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Anthropologists wonder about iPod-culture

by lorenz on Jan 31, 2005 in technology, culture traditions, applied anthropology, music, internet

Detroit News

Portable music players create their own culture. iPod users, who also call themselves "iPeople," say they can't get enough of the music downloaded from computer hard drives, the Internet and CD collections. Cultural anthropologists and techno experts wonder what the impact of their actions will be. At this point, experts are still grappling for answers. >> continue (updated link, original no longer available)

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iPod Nation? (The Tufts Daily, updated link)

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