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My boyfriend or why I don’t make things instantly visible

by Lilia Efimova on September 14, 2005

Large social network imposes an higher attention degree on what goes on worldwide

by Lilia Efimova on May 27, 2005

Hosting imaginary friends

by Lilia Efimova on April 29, 2005

Networked identity: links, relations and control

by Lilia Efimova on April 21, 2005

Networked identity

by Lilia Efimova on April 20, 2005

Stephanie is coming to NL

by Lilia Efimova on March 3, 2005

The best part…

by Lilia Efimova on November 15, 2004

My Friday 5: bloggers I’d love to meet

by Lilia Efimova on October 22, 2004

Blog networking, blogwalking and being a boundary subject

by Lilia Efimova on September 28, 2004

Blogs are smokescreens as much as windows

by Lilia Efimova on August 25, 2004

Networking: YASNs vs. blogs

by Lilia Efimova on January 27, 2004

Blog changing way we meet people

by Lilia Efimova on August 27, 2002

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