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Captain Picard on Digital Life



Patrick Stewart

Digital Nation

Posted: Feb 1, 2010

Digital Nation – Doug Rushkoff’s new PBS documentary – airs Tuesday February 2 on PBS

Doug will be hosting a series of roundtable discussions following each broadcast. One per month, with invited guests and running commentary from the viewing audience. The above clip – Patrick Stewart on Twitter, the iPhone, and his passion for gaming – is not in the show. But it is an example of the kind of conversations and guests Doug will be having in the Roundtables – both by text and video.

So please, go to pbsdigitalnation.org after the show and share your thoughts with the people who were in it, see the discussion in progress, and push the participants to go deeper. Most important, suggest topics and guests – including yourself – you’d like to see on there.


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he is sexy even when he is talking about the technology like an old person!!!



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