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All the World’s a (Virtual) Stage

February 11, 2008

If you’re reading one of the Bard’s plays, you can now join the global crowd–online–via Shakespeare’s Global Globe, the brainchild of an English professor at Carnegie Mellon. (Love the orbis-mundi URL.) The Chronicle’s Wired Campus blog has some background.

As of 12:59 p.m. EST, 108 people are reading Shakespeare. Well, 108 people have logged on to report that they’re reading Shakespeare.

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