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== Task 1 ==
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=== [[User:Max Dovey/Reading Writing Research Methodologies/TRIMESTER 1 rwrm|TRIMESTER 1]] ===
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/Week4_rwrm| Introduction]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/Week2_rwrm | Thoughts on the panoptican]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/nudge | Smart cities and nudge nudge]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/Discipline%26Perform| Discipline & Perform]]
*[[/Mechanicalturk | notes on mechanical turks]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/Dread | Dread]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/Facebook%2BMultiple_self | Facebook & crisis of multiple self]]
*[[User:Max_Dovey/Reading_Writing_Research_Methodologies/TRIMESTER_1_rwrm/essayplans | Performing Subject essay plan]]


Describe the 'what' in your work 100 words for 3 projects. [12/09/2013]
===Trimester 2===
*[[/presentshock | Present shock by D Rushkoff]]
*[[/UncreativeWriting |Uncreative writing by Kenny Goldsmith ]]
*[[/TheVoice&NothingMore | Voice & Nothing More by Mladen Dolar]]
*[[/Speakingcode | Speaking Code by Geoff Cox]]


<h3>Emotional Stock Market</h3> 
===Trimester 3===
*[[/Historywillrepeat | History Will Repeat Itself]]
===Trimester 4 ===
*[[/Gramaphone, Film & Typewriter | Gramaphone , Film & Typewriter by Friedrich Kittler]]
*[[/capitalistrealism | Capitalist Realism by Mark Fisher]]
*[[/theecstacyofcomm | The ecstacy of communication by Jean Baudrillard]]
*[[/WalterB | Art in the Age of MEchaNICAl REProdUCtion ]]
*[[/Performance&amediatizedculture | Performance in a mediatized culture by Phillip Auslander]]


An Installation in which real time online content is straeamed and printed
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according to emotional categorization. Modified receipt printers continuously
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<span style='font-size:18px;font-weight:bold;text-transform:uppercase;font-family:Courier,Sans;display:block;padding:5px;background:#000000;color:#fff;'>writing</span>


print out tweets containing the words ‘happy’, ‘sad’ and ‘love’. A trading
=== [[User:Max Dovey/Reading Writing Research Methodologies/TRIMESTER 1 rwrm|TRIMESTER 1]] ===
*[[/3works | 3 works, 3 texts]]
*[[User:Max Dovey/Reading Writing Research Methodologies/TRIMESTER 1 rwrm/Theperformingsubject| The Performing Subject]]


of exchanged tweets takes places between audience and performer,
=== TRIMESTER 2 ===
*[[/implicitrulesofre-enactment | Implicit & re-enactment]]
*[[/implicitrulesofre-enactmentv2 | Implicit & re-enactment v2]]
*[[/implicitrulesofre-enactmentv3 | Implicit & re-enactment v3 ]]
*[[/implicitrulesofre-enactmentv4 | Implicit & re-enactment v4 ]]


according to the value of the tweets. The receipt paper piles up on the floor
=== TRIMESTER 3 ===
*[[/maxmethods | Transcript on methods ]]
*[[/maxmethods2 | methods rewritten]]
*[[/historywillrepeatitself | History will repeat itself ]]
*[[/liveness&mediation | Liveness & Mediation ]]
*[[/methodsdraft1 | Max's methods draft1 ]]
*[[/methodsmax2 | Max's methods draft2 ]]


below computer screens that display the streaming information. A website
=== TRIMESTER 4 ===
 
*[[/realtime | real-time media object]]
accompanies the project displaying the share index and value of each
*[[/maxgradprop | Grad Proposal ]]
 
*[[/maxdgradprop2 | Grad Prop 2.0 ]]
emotional that is being expressed in the tweets.  
*[[/maxdgradprop3 | Grad Prop 3]]
 
*[[/maxThesisoutline | Thesis outline ]]
 
*[[/maxThesisresource | Thesis resources ]]
<h3>Yourhomepage</h3>
*[[/maxsection2 | Section 2 draft]]
 
*[[/maxsection3 | Section 3 draft]]
A large google maps website that contains different coloured landmark icons
*[[/max1stdraft| thesis 1st draft]]
 
*[[/max2nddraft| thesis 2nd draft]]
that reveal videos of people remembering where they grew up against a
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backdrop of the environment on google streetview. The streetview landscape
 
explores the local area while the person recalls their favorite aspects of their 
 
neighbourhood and where they grew up. The video is watched in a window
 
frame within the google maps interface. The people talk about what they can
 
see, how the place has changed (or how different it looks) and what they can
 
remember.
 
 
<h3> The Last Day of TV </h3>  
 
A series of 5 boxes that contain 5 videos that together make up a bootleg
 
recording of the last day of analogue broadcasting in London, UK. Each
 
box has a different UK national channel logo on the cover and each video is
 
labeled with the date and time information of each recording. The boxes are
 
in gray tone with white lettering on the case and black on each individual vhs
 
sleeve. Each video case contains an image of a television tower overlayed
 
with 5 circles that represent an analogue broadcast signal.
 
 
 
== Evil Media ==
 
Evil media by Mathew Fuller and Andrew Geoffrey
 
Graham Harwood and Matthew Fuller launched his new book “Evil Media’ with Graham Harwood presenting Yoha’s new work “Evil media distribution centre’ at The New Institute, Rotterdam.
 
Evil Media is a presentation of how power maintained and mediated through our relationship with objects and systems. Because I have yet to read the book I will describe my understanding of Evil Media through Yohas indexing of ‘evil media objects’. Yoha present submitted objects that have been categorised as Evil with a brief description on a clipboard (clipboard being one of the indexed objects) in their ‘Evil Media Distribution Centre’. What is being communicated is that the very construction of these objects systematically induce evil properties and maintain power. Simon Pope submits a temporary steel fence, a robotic hover that contains the same motherboard as a drone, and post it notes that manage the individual with half thoughts and soft commands.
 
The train of thought is a response to the automation of modern society, through data sets and computer algorithms that maintain a systematic influence over our lives. The computational analysis of interplay between user and object is where this evil can be exposed. For example Graham presents the corner of a container as an evil medium, because with all four corners crates can be stacked and shipped in our globalised trading economy. This reading of media is computational in its analysis of function, command and outcome. It’s a reading of the world through a programming methodology, a breakdown of the systematic infrastructure to components that within the interplay between design and interaction become evil media.
 
Harwood shows particular interest into time management lifestyle programs that we have adapted in the information age. The reliance of technology to organise our constantly connected existence has created an automated experience of our day-to-day lives. Planners, diary entries, work flow charts; to do lists all create a flow of action that is designed by computer systems. The very obvious alteration that these systems have on our lives has highlighted the influence of other mediated objects that can be categorised as ‘Evil Media’.

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