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Travis Holland in New Media: Art & Science

Media Studies and the Struggle for Relevance

I’m increasingly annoyed with media studies— a field I’ve devoted years to — and this is why. My plea for interventionist academics.

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Candice Barca Hall in New Media: Art & Science

Remix to Learn

Education could benefit from adopting the practices of Remix Culture

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Russell Okamoto in New Media: Art & Science

Hypertext As Semantic
Tailorability

Part 2 of 5 Characters of the Net, Unite!

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Russell Okamoto in New Media: Art & Science

Characters of the Net, Unite!

Futures Of Text Through The Looking Glass Of Tailorability
Part 1 of 5

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Wayne Sang in New Media: Art & Science

Remix Machines

A reflection on inspiration, paying it forward, and quitting.

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Hailey Henderson in New Media: Art & Science
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The Indie Web Movement Takes Control

Users want with control of their content, and that is the promise…

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Alexandra Serio

Net Neutral: A world where Comcast has the ability to limit free speech

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Gerald R. Lucas in Digital Culturist

The Web v. the Book

Some thoughts on reading, the digital age, and literary studies.

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JJ Merelo in New Media: Art & Science

Open Source Literature in the Wild

Or what has been done so far

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New Media: Art & Science
New Media: Art & Science
Articles that examine the bricolage of art and science that we call “new media.” Theory, criticism, and analysis of the nascent digital paradigm and its “human” creators and consumers.
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