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''“Our communication network must be used as a tool of environmental education." – Phil Gietzen, Radical Software, Issue 1, 1970 ''<br><br> | ''“Our communication network must be used as a tool of environmental education." – Phil Gietzen, Radical Software, Issue 1, 1970 ''<br><br> | ||
We will resume our discussion about “open ended media systems” (Radical Software, Antfarm, John Cage and Fluxus being historical examples). We will discuss how the 1960s ''counterculture'' turned into today's ''cyberculture'', we will consider the lessons learned and the warnings given.<br> | We will resume our discussion about “open ended media systems” (Radical Software, Antfarm, John Cage and Fluxus being historical examples). We will discuss how the 1960s ''counterculture'' turned into today's ''cyberculture'', we will consider the lessons learned and the warnings given.<br> | ||
Fred Turner – Shifting Politics of the Computational Metaphor; in From Counterculture to Cyberculture (2006)<br> | Fred Turner – Shifting Politics of the Computational Metaphor; in From Counterculture to Cyberculture (2006)<br> | ||
Gregory Bateson – The Cybernetic Explanation (1967) <br> | Gregory Bateson – The Cybernetic Explanation (1967) <br> | ||
[[File:800px-Guerilla_tv.jpg|thumb|Portapak manual c 1970]]<br> | [[File:800px-Guerilla_tv.jpg|thumb|Portapak manual c 1970]]<br> | ||
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XPUB1: SI #28 – week 8 in the Aquarium WH.4.115✅
Image:From Radical Software (1970)
Roles
- Producer(s)
- Host
- Host
- Host
Monday 17 November
- 10:00 - 11:00: Radio Broadcast.
Those with assigned roles at Radio WORM Studio, the others at school (aquarium) to listen - 12:30 - 13:00: Broadcast debrief / discussion
- 13:00 - 14:00: Lunch break
- 14:00 - 17:00: Afternoon session:
“Our communication network must be used as a tool of environmental education." – Phil Gietzen, Radical Software, Issue 1, 1970
We will resume our discussion about “open ended media systems” (Radical Software, Antfarm, John Cage and Fluxus being historical examples). We will discuss how the 1960s counterculture turned into today's cyberculture, we will consider the lessons learned and the warnings given.
Fred Turner – Shifting Politics of the Computational Metaphor; in From Counterculture to Cyberculture (2006)
Gregory Bateson – The Cybernetic Explanation (1967)
