Fibreculture Journal on Convergence
The latest issue of Fibreculture Journal on the topic of "Convergence" is available with the full text of articles. Fibreculture is an online forum, series of conferences, books and a journal on new media arts, creative industries, education policy, culture and politics. At times I find the discussion almost incomprehensible, as the participants are talking language of the humanities, not science. But often it is informative, entertaining and occasionally insightful.
From the latest issue:
From the latest issue:
- Wirelessness as Experience of Transition
Adrian Mackenzie - A Contribution Towards A Grammar of Code
David M. Berry - The Politics of Podcasting
Jonathan Sterne, Jeremy Morris, Michael Brendan Baker and Ariana Moscote Freire - New Maps for Old?: The Cultural Stakes of '2.0'
Caroline Bassett - Repopulating the Map: Why Subjects and Things are Never Alone
Teodor Mitew - Proliferating Connections and Communicating Convergence
Aylish Wood - Making Games? Towards a theory of domestic videogaming
Helen Thornham
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