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Sociology Master Thesis gets censored

By On 09/10/2007 ·

In what seems to me a difficult PR challenge to both, DR (the Danish BBC equivalent) and Copenhagen University‘s Department of Sociology have collaborated in censoring a sociology master thesis. As reported in Information (upon which the following is based) Mille Buch-Andersen did a study of the [...]

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Playing racing games correlates with having accidents, from which we can conclude that…

By On 20/03/2007 ·

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Truth be told

By On 30/01/2007 ·

Not often is the game scholar mailing list GAMESNETWORK the scene of passionate outbursts.
But in the proud tradition of this blog of posting digital snippets without commentary, here’s two interesting methodological recommendations for intrepid young scholars in the field:

Scholar 1:

And for that matter too many of you are studying WoW. Stop [...]

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New article on videogames and economic game theory

By On 28/12/2006 ·

The Christmas issue of Game Studies has hit the streets. This implies that my own article The Games Economists Play – Implications of Economic Game Theory for the Study of Computer Games has now been revealed.

Here’s the abstract:
It is a source of [...]

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Study results

By On 05/12/2006 ·

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Study results, originally uploaded by Agent Smith.

Very roughly, this graph shows the prevalence of various types [...]

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