Michele also has a podcast on the importance of memetics here.
Update 2015-02-21: ArsTechnica coverage of Michele Coscia's work here: Why memes succeed.
Memes and the Science of Cultural Evolution
Tuesday, 14 October 2014Michele Coscia: Average is Boring: How Similarity Kills a Meme's SuccessMichele also has a podcast on the importance of memetics here.
Update 2015-02-21: ArsTechnica coverage of Michele Coscia's work here: Why memes succeed.
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