Gunstories
What experiences have shaped, tested, challenged or confirmed our beliefs about guns? User-submitted stories from all perspectives.
The material in the book, I am Not My Breast Cancer, published in 2008 by William Morrow/Harper Paperback, was culled from First Person Plural, a Small Group Dialogue convened by Web Lab in 2004.
Crossover convened a carefully-chosen group of filmmakers, interactive artists, designers, animators, writers, technologists, game designers, and web producers for an intensive week of experimentation and collaboration.

First Person Plural

Listening to the City
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Release 1.0
July/August 2004 |
Encouraging
dialogue and political discourse online where "multiple
competing ideas and voices can flourish."
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The New York Times
September 2002 |
"Avoiding destructive 'flame' wars
in a spirited discussion of Lower Manhattan's future."
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EContent
July 2002 |
"While the rest of us tended to yell
at each other online throughout much of the late 90s, the
New York Internet think tank Web Lab was evolving a better
way ..."
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article)
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AtNewYork
April 2002 |
"Storytellers fluent in film language
are mixing it up with 3D game developers, Web designers,
even performance artists."
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article)
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The
Washington Post
February 2001 |
"Groups
like Web Lab are building new kinds of Web forums designed
to foster a more useful debate."
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article)
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