Associate Professor of Media, Data & Society
Régine Debatty from We Make Money Not Art gave us an insight on how the blog started and developed over the years. Debatty used to be a teacher in Latin and Greek but moved to the film and tv industry. She was working in the office pretending to be creative. She had a lot of… Read more Régine Debatty @ New Cultural Networks Conference
Arjo Klamer addresses the question of “how can we bridge the gap between economics and culture?” Klamer gave up on PowerPoint a long time ago because the flip-over has several advantages over Powerpoint: You can keep referring to it and you can draw and add notes while you are speaking to clarify things. This makes… Read more Arjo Klamer @ New Cultural Networks Conference
Mieke Gerritzen, head of the Design department at the Sandberg Institute, opened the New Cultural Networks conference organized by Stifo@Sandberg. She addressed the general idea of networking online where we constantly have to fill in our profiles. The irony is that when I applied for this conference I received a confirmation e-mail which included the… Read more Mieke Gerritzen @ New Cultural Networks Conference
(The following post is in Dutch because it concerns a Dutch publication about New Media in the Netherlands) Het Instituut voor Netwerkcultuur en het Sandberg Instituut hebben een krant uitgegeven over Nieuwe Media Cultuur in Nederland. De krant werd vandaag officieel gelanceerd tijdens de “Nieuwe Culturele Netwerken” conferentie in Amsterdam. Een beperkte oplage van de… Read more 54.780 Woorden Over Nieuwe Media Cultuur in Nederland
Alexander Galloway is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication of the New York University. He is the author of Protocol — How Control Exists After Decentralization (2004), Gaming — Essays on Algorithmic Culture (2006) and The Exploit — A Theory of Networks (2007, coauthored with Eugene Thacker). He is also… Read more Alexander Galloway – The Game of War @ Mediamatic, Amsterdam
The Recalling RFID seminar on Friday was nicely complemented by workshops on Saturday. With the Digital Methods Initiative we conducted research on various aspects of RFID on the web which resulted in five different projects. I worked on a project titled “RFID Imagery: ‘Wet’ and ‘Dry’ Associations Compared” with Esther Weltevrede, Laura van der Vlies… Read more Recalling RFID: Visualizing the RFID Imagery According to Google