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245 00 $aNew media, old media :$ba history and theory reader /$cedited by Wendy Hui Kyong Chun and Anna Watkins Fisher with Thomas W. Keenan.
250 $aSecond edition.
264 1 $aNew York, NY :$bRoutledge,$c2016.
264 4 $c©2016
300 $aix, 740 pages :$billustrations ;$c26 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tIntroduction: Somebody said new media /$rWendy Hui Kyong Chun --$tArchaeology of Multi-Media.$g1.$tEarly Film History And Multi-Media: An Archaeology Of Possible Futures? /$rThomas Elsaesser --$g2.$tThe Language Of Cultural Interfaces /$rLev Manovich --$g3.$tDis/Continuities: Does The Archive Become Metaphorical In Multi-Media Space? /$rWolfgang Ernst --$g4.$tFormat Theory /$rJonathan Sterne --$g5.$tEarth Observation And Signal Territories: Studying U.S. Broadcast Infrastructure Through Historical Network Maps, Google Earth, And Fieldwork /$rLisa Parks --$g6.$tIndigenous Circuits: Navajo Women And The Racialization Of Early Electronic Manufacture /$rLisa Nakamura --$g7.$tReflections On The Virtual Window Interactive With "Through The Virtual Window," A Reflection by Tristan Rodman /$rSteve Anderson --$tArchives.$g8.$tMemex Revisited /$rVannevar Bush --$g9.$tOut Of File, Out Of Mind /$rCornelia Vismann --$g10.$t"Raw Data" Is An Oxymoron /$rLisa Gitelman --$g11.$tExtreme Inscription: A Grammatology Of The Hard Drive /$rMatthew G. Kirschenbaum --$g12.$tIn Defense Of The Poor Image /$rHito Steyerl --$g13.$tThe Disappearance Of Archives /$rRick Prelinger --$g14.$tRevolutionary Moments And State Violence /$rAriella Azoulay --$tPower-Code.$g15.$tThe Style Of Sources: Remarks On The Theory And History Of Programming Languages /$rWolfgang Hagen --$g16.$tU.S. Operating Systems At Mid-Century: The Intertwining Of Race And Unix /$rTara McPherson --$g17.$tScience As Open Source Process /$rFriedrich A. Kittler --$g18.$tProtocol vs. Institutionalization /$rAlexander R. Galloway --$g19.$tViral Ecologies: A Brief Media Archaeology Of Software And Artificial Life /$rJussi Parikka --$g20.$tUser Be Used: Leveraging The Play In The System /$rAnna Watkins Fisher --$tNetwork-Events.$g21.$tInformation, Crisis, Catastrophe /$rMary Ann Doane --$g22.$tThe Weird Global Media Event And The Tactical Intellectual [Version 3.0] /$rMcKenzie Wark --$g23.$tThe Politics Of Organized Networks: The Art Of Collective Coordination And The Seriality Of Demands /$rGeert Lovink and Ned Rossiter --$g24.$tYou Are Not A Loan: Debt And New Media /$rNicholas Mirzoeff --$g25.$tImperceptible Perceptions In Our Technological Modernity /$rArvind Rajagopal --$g26.$tThe Cell Phone And The Crowd: Messianic Politics In The Contemporary Philippines /$rVincente L. Rafael --$g27.$tThings Are Not To Blame: Technical Agency And Thing Theory In The Age Of The Internet Of Things /$rMercedes Bunz --$tUse.$g28.$tFree Labor /$rTiziana Terranova --$g29.$tParticipating In The Always-On Lifestyle /$rdanah boyd --$g30.$tDigital Natives In The Name Of A Cause: From Flash Mobs To Human Flesh Searches /$rYi-Ping (Zona) Tsou --$g31.$tMany Copies: Cylon Television And Hybrid Video /$rJulie Levin Russo --$g32.$tBiopower Play: World Of Warcraft /$rJulie Levin Russo --$g33.$tPorous Legalities And Avenues Of Participation /$rLawrence Liang --$g34.$tToward A Theory Of The Egalitarian Technosphere: How Wide Is The Digital Divide? /$rAnna Everett --$tDesiring Data.$g35.$tThe Masses: The Implosion Of The Social In The Media /$rJean Baudrillard --$g36.$tRhetoric Of The Temporal Index: Surveillant Narration And The Cinema Of "Real Time" /$rThomas Y. Levin --$g37.$tExposed Net Porn: Penetrating Regulation, Bodies, And Sexuality In The Age Of The Internet /$rNishant Shah --$g38.$tPhreaks, Hackers, And Trolls: The Politics Of Transgression And Spectacle /$rE. Gabriella Coleman --$g39.$tWant To Be On The Top? Algorithmic Power And The Threat Of Invisibility On Facebook /$rTaina Bucher --$g40.$tThe Googlization Of Us: Universal Surveillance And Infrastructural Imperialism /$rSiva Vaidhyanathan --$g41.$tFrom A View To A Kill: Drones And Late Modern War /$rDerek Gregory --$g42.$tSlashdot, Open News And Informated Media: Exploring The Intersection Of Imagined Futures And Web Publishing Technology /$rMichael Stevenson --$tRe-Newing Media.$g43.$tEarly Cinema, Late Cinema: Permutations Of The Public Sphere /$rMiriam Hansen --$g44.$tTubular Vision: The Ins And Outs Of Television Studies /$rLynne Joyrich --$g45.$tRelaying The Atlantic Cable: Submerged Histories Of Undersea Networks /$rNicole Starosielski --$g46.$tWhy Gamification Is Bullshit /$rIan Bogost --$g47.$tWhat Is 'Post-Digital'? /$rFlorian Cramer --$g48.$tThe Face And The Public: Race, Secrecy, And Digital Art Practice /$rJennifer A. González --$g49.$tQueer Os /$rKara Keeling.
520 $aThis newly expanded and revised second edition of New Media, Old Media brings together contemporary and classic essays that explore the tensions of old and new in digital culture.
650 0 $aMass media$xHistory.
650 7 $aMass media.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01011219
650 7 $aMedieteori.$2sfit
650 7 $aMassmedia.$2sfit
650 7 $aDigitala medier.$2sfit
650 7 $aMassmedia$xteori, filosofi.$2sao
650 7 $aMassmedia$xhistoria.$2sao
650 7 $aDigitala medier$xteori, filosofi.$2sao
655 7 $aHistory.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01411628
700 1 $aChun, Wendy Hui Kyong,$d1969-$eeditor.
700 1 $aFisher, Anna Watkins,$eeditor.
700 1 $aKeenan, Thomas,$d1959-$eeditor.
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