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Category: Postcards

January 24, 2011

Back online, somewhat ambivalently

People sent me a lot of postcards during the digital-detox experiment, but this one is probably my favorite since it combines postcard, newspaper and…

March 13, 2010

Postcard experiment redux

Attentive readers will remember that last fall, I began a little experiment by sending some vintage postcards (above) to a couple dozen friends and…

January 24, 2010

Celebrate National Handwriting Day

How's your penmanship these days? With the development of more affordable and sophisticated writing gadgets, American Educator magazine notes, "It seems the death of…

September 14, 2009

My postcard experiment

Some of the vintage postcards that my friends might — or might not — have received recently. To indulge my new fetish for slow…

I’m Jennifer Rauch, an educator, scholar and author of Slow Media: Why Slow Means Satisfying, Sustainable & Smart (Oxford University Press), which won a Silver Nautilus Book Award and was named a finalist for the Marshall McLuhan Book Award.

I study, speak and write about alternative  journalism, news audiences, media literacy, and the cultural impacts of new technologies. In particular, I am an authority on public trust in journalism and deliberate abstention from media use.

My work has appeared in scholarly journals like Communication, Culture & Critique and Media, Culture & Society as well as popular outlets such as the Huffington Post, Medium, Thrive Global, and Urban Audubon.

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