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Ian Bogost is an American Videogame researcher at Georgia Tech and also a game designer at Persuasive Games.

• 03:13:54 am on April 27, 2010 |

  ibogost: Also, just for the record, all the coverage of this Gizmodo nonsense is bad journalism too. So disappointing.
   

• 03:10:59 am on April 27, 2010 |

  ibogost: @ferricide Just wondering if Gawker's letter has raised any discussion in this regard.
   

• 03:03:50 am on April 27, 2010 |

  ibogost: Anybody discussing whether or not Gizmodo are "journalists?" Not because it is a blog, but because it is, well, a tabloid?
   

• 02:38:43 am on April 27, 2010 |

  ibogost: Peter Gratton's interview with me is now online: http://bit.ly/bWYi3o
   

• 01:37:09 am on April 27, 2010 |

  ibogost: Roulette is more predictable RT @cdisalvo Another Creative IT grant declined. Once again, the reviews were schizophrenic.
   

• 02:48:56 pm on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: I'd forgotten about "The Cat from Outer Space."
   

• 05:31:31 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: @souris I was there for a day and it was a super busy week; laid low so as not to trouble anybody.
   

• 05:25:47 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: @darthjulian wait, I have that many friends?
   

• 04:58:59 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: Some iTunes buy buttons say "Buy Film" while others say "Buy Movie." Why?
   

• 03:52:56 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: I am finally writing about Heavy Rain.
   

• 03:07:34 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: She has an *autopilot*?? http://bit.ly/dA6QWa
   

• 02:57:37 am on April 26, 2010 |

  ibogost: The chalupaweary ennui of melted cheeses.
   

• 09:22:09 pm on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: @samplereality Employee must wash "hands" would be worse
   

• 08:26:55 pm on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: There are so many things at Walgreens for you.
   

• 04:14:30 pm on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: Container ships are floating mereology lessons #OOO
   

• 04:11:40 pm on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: For folks looking back on Object-Oriented Ontology symposium tweets, we (intentionally) crashed the OpenOffice.org hashtag at #OOO.
   

• 01:56:55 pm on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: ♪ Limited options! Limited options! ♪
   

• 01:23:17 am on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: @IanSchreiber mountain dew
   

• 12:59:31 am on April 25, 2010 |

  ibogost: Uh, case in point? RT @flantz RT @ibogost: The afftection of mockery is somehow sweeter than that of praise. (Nice spelling, idiot. -fl)
   

• 11:33:43 pm on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: The afftection of mockery is somehow sweeter than that of praise.
   

• 06:09:33 pm on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: @kriscannon audio soon.
   

• 03:32:13 pm on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: @tmkeesey there's a section in the speculative realism entry
   

• 02:56:09 pm on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: @ybika Yeah, that's a great quote. :-) I think it's in one of books too but I can't remember where.
   

• 01:09:47 pm on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: @elera great tip thanks
   

• 05:35:40 am on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: Die, Brother MFC 7820N. Your toner level is fine.
   

• 02:49:59 am on April 24, 2010 |

  ibogost: @bethschechter :-)
   

• 11:36:47 pm on April 23, 2010 |

  ibogost: Thanks everyone who attended #OOO. Great talks by @doctorzamalek, @Shaviro, @ontocologist
   

• 10:16:21 pm on April 23, 2010 |

  ibogost: RT @AlphaComplex @ibogost will not bring you happiness. Try some B3 instead!
   

• 07:59:24 pm on April 23, 2010 |

  ibogost: @rogerwhitson Sure. Why not? This is why @onticologist and I sometimes use this term "promiscuous ontology" #OOO
   

• 07:57:02 pm on April 23, 2010 |

  ibogost: Yes. RT @mimib0t: Is an interaction between objects in of itself an object? #OOO
   

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