What is network literacy? Well according to Adrian Miles “network literacy is, in a nutshell, being able to participate as a peer within the emerging knowledge networks that are now the product of the Internet” (Miles 2007). Ok, so it… Continue Reading
Landow, G 2006, Hypertext 3.0: Critical Theory and New Media in an Era of Globalization, John Hopkins University Press, Baltimore. Leandra Medine 2013, ‘Blog is a Dirty Word’, Man Repeller, 18 February, viewed 19 October 2014, <http://www.manrepeller.com/2013/02/blog-is-a-dirty-word.html>. McGrail, M 2013,… Continue Reading
This greatly anticipated vlog (not) features: 1. The Sandbar in Port Melbourne 2. Miinot Gelato in Pascoe Vale South (SO GOOD) 3. Miley Cyrus’ butt – Caitlin HD version here
The second reading for this week is Alexander Galloway’s ‘Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentralization’. One of the theories discussed was in the last chapter called: Periodization. Here is a verrrrry quick overview… – History can be divided into certain broad… Continue Reading
One of this week’s readings was by Lisa Gitelman, Lisa. Always Already New: Media, History, and the Data of Culture. This will be another list-y type of reading reaction because again the same old excuse exists, I have been super busy with… Continue Reading
Last night the love of my life (my iPhone) died, taking down with it the last few months worth of photos etc. as well as my desire to live. That last bit was a slight exaggeration but this is a… Continue Reading
I can’t believe it’s already up to week 10 and I’ve managed to read a reading each week. This is a new record for me I’m 90% sure of it. This week’s first reading was Lev Manovich’s ‘Database as a Symbolic… Continue Reading
Over the weekend I went to Broadbeach in Queensland with my family. They’re actually still there, but this morning I had a group presentation on the one-child policy in China #fun #cool. One highlight was definitley being in the Big… Continue Reading
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