* [[AnnotationsSharing|Sharing: Culture and Economy in the Internet Age]]
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* [[Sharing|Sharing: Culture and Economy in the Internet Age]]
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.... Subsequent it is intended to point on practices of the attention seeking culture in the total media surround.
...of images in today’s communication, that besides is shaped by the consumer Internet technologies.
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''A Life after Internet''
''The Artist after the Internet''
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...emporary media arts and design, computer technology, Internet and software culture. The aim is to equip you with a critical and historical perspective and est
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Sherry Turkle: Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet
Elizabeth Reid: Virtual Worlds: Culture and Imagination in Steven Jones (ed.) Cybersociety
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culture of '''pseudonimity
...bertarian utopia''', Internet's first inhabitants, hyper-individualistic; Internet as a tool for personal freedom, web2.0 economy
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...enny Harvey", "The ethnography of infrastructure - Susan Leigh Star", "The Internet as Infrastructure - Christian Sandvig" and "The Politics and Poetics of Inf
<font color="#FE2EC8"> '''PARTICIPATORY CULTURE'''<br>
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...g to the shootings. The slogan was first used on Twitter and spread to the internet, and then computer printed or hand-made placards and stickers, displayed on
'''2. (INTERNET) MEME'''
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It is structured in 3 sections. Free culture(big media and monopolies, intellectual property, from copyright to copyfarl
.... '''Free culture : how big media uses technology and the law to lock down culture and control creativity.''' Penguin Press, 2004.
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Schaefer - bastard culture <br>
Digital labor: The internet as playground and factory (2013, book)
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Summary Ekstasis and the Internet: liminality and computer-mediated communication.<br />
...the motivations and intents of internet users themselves. Approaching the internet in this way stands in stark contrast to other latent conceptual orientation
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How are we to conceive of ourselves as selves on the Internet? Is
...se of the computer-mediated technology forces one to self dentify to other Internet users and, reflexively, to oneself
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...ople’s online life, her work draws a unique picture of young people in the Internet age.
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...ficant implications for both the adult entertainment industry and internet culture on the whole, presenting innovative business opportunities for young perfor
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computer use widely spread-computer culture so underdeveloped
...e encompasses the custom, traditions, and elements of visual textual audio culture that emerged from users engagement with personal computer application durin
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A lot of people/fans have via internet a way of communicating a platform on which they can post commentary etc. T
But the fans profuse contributions to the internet can be regarded free labor because even though it is unacknowledged it's a
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...f individuals and groups, who each in their own way try to reconfigure the internet’s infrastructure to achieve this goal. For this project I built, tested a
...unding networked computation. Currently his topics of interest include the internet's infrastructure, wireless community networks and DIY techniques.
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Irina Aristarkhova - Hospitality of the Matrix_ Philosophy, Biomedicine, and Culture-Columbia University Press (2012)
https://culture.pl/en/work/wiktoria-cukt
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...e internet cafe for email, surfing and chats, and those who come to see an internet art exhibition. In Bartholl's description he writes:
...wed. The show is public and takes place during normal opening hours of the Internet cafe/shop. All visitors are welcome to join the opening, enjoy the art (and
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