The IDS article mentioned a while back on this venue has been published as "busting out block from buster" (lack of capitals intended...). As produced, it's a nice roundup of rental venues for those living in Bloomington, though gives short shrift to the free venues (and indeed, I expect Herman would consider it a failing of his educational purpose to be bell hooks -ized as he is here).
What didn't happen, as in the MeFi thread referenced by A in the comments to the last post, is the impact of new technology on the information gathered for the article. This may, on reflection (and conversation with AZ) a sign of differences between young 'uns and old 'uns. Though I've been online long enough to remember when all these things (weblogs, IM, etc) were unexpected, I still relate to them differently than those who have been surrounded by them for most of their formative years.
Pass the geritol McFlurry!
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Posted by esinclai at January 14, 2006 09:49 PM |You know what strikes me as mighty peculiar in this article, and it gets more so the more I think about it? It's that they refer to loans from libraries as free rentals!
Posted by: A., again on January 15, 2006 02:26 AM