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March 5, 2012 by diana

In Defense of Non-Locative Media!

Toward the end of their essay, Tuters and Varnelis write in response to Marxist and Freudian approaches, that it might be “worthwhile to revisit our standard theoretical frames for interpreting technological fetishism” (2006:362). I find it interesting that they seem to be unaware of their own technological fetishism, particularly in citing the MILK and “How […]
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March 5, 2012 by jeremy

Scaling New “Hights” – Semi-Casual Ramblings about Jer Sr.

Hight, J. (2006).  Views from Above: Locative Media and the Landscape.  Leonardo Electronic Almanac, 14(7/8),  Pp. 1-9.   Before, I start mentioning some aspects of Jeremy Sr.’s paper, please check out my official interview with him from last year. I am also hoping to bring him to SIAT to lecture about Locative Media one day or […]
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March 4, 2012 by tyler

Week 9: Locative Media

Hello everyone! I look forward to reading and hearing your responses to this week’s readings, all summarized in one fashion or another below. I thought it might be good to just outline a few trends that I picked up on in the readings, just to prime you for conversation on Tuesday. I am slightly bothered […]
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