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MediaBerkman: Radio Berkman 136: The Garden and the Net

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Nov 5, 2009
 
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The “Walled Garden” is an oft-used metaphor to describe an area of the web that is somehow closed off – think AOL in the 90s, or any site that lives behind a paywall. To some, these areas of the net are exclusive avenues to... [read full story]                    

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The �Walled Garden� is an oft-used metaphor to describe an area of the web that is somehow closed off � think AOL in the 90s, or any site that lives behind a paywall. To some, these areas of the net are exclusive avenues to...

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Berkman Center front page: Radio Berkman 136: The Garden and the Net

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Nov 5, 2009
 

From the MediaBerkman blog: The “Walled Garden” is an oft-used metaphor to describe an area of the web that is somehow closed off – think AOL in the 90s, or any site that lives behind a paywall. To some, these areas of the net...

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