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Narr@tive: Digital Storytelling
Narr@tive: Digital Storytelling is a UC Digital Cultures Graduate Conference and Evening of New Media Student Readings that is co-chaired by ELO’s Associate Director Jessica Pressman and will be held… Read more.
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LA Freewaves Open Call
The LA Freewaves 9th Celebration of Experimental Media Arts is a month-long showcase that will present experimental media art from around the globe in downtown Los Angeles venues in November… Read more.
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Science, Technology and the Arts
The 7th Workshop on Space and the Arts, themed “Science, Technology and the Arts,” will take place May 18-21 at the European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, The… Read more.
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E-Lit Up Close
WordCircuits has published E-LIT UP CLOSE, a set of new critical essays on electronic literature. E-LIT UP CLOSE is comprised of seven short essays written by students from Matthew Kirschenbaum’s… Read more.
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Twisty Little Passages
Nick Montfort’s new book, Twisty Little Passages, is now available from MIT Press. For more details and to order the book, visit http://nickm.com/twisty. Read more.
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Electronic Theory and Criticism at the MLA
ACH is sponsoring a session titled “Electronic Theory and Criticism” at the 2003 MLA Convention in San Diego. “Electronic Theory and Criticism” is organized by Vika Zafrin of Brown University,… Read more.
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The Iowa Review Web
This month’s TIR Web features Tal Halpern, as well as Judy Malloy’s “Afterwards” and Matthew Purdy’s review of Lisa Gitelman & Geoffrey Pingree’s New Media, 1740-1915. Read more.
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The New River
Visit The New River for Shuen-shing Lee’s “Heart Changes” and Alan Sondheim & Joel Weishaus’s “Cybermidrash.” Read more.
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Women in Action
Women in Action, a magazine that covers many issues affecting women internationally, particularly in the Global South, is seeking articles related to “Corporatised Media and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)… Read more.
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Reviews at ebr
Visit the electronic book review to read two new reviews: “What Remains in Liam’s Going” by Dave Ciccoricco, a review of Michael Joyce’s novel Liam’s Going; and “Bataille’s Project: Atheology,… Read more.