The following video is a simulation of Bush’s memex built by Dynamic Diagrams [...]
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Mashable brings us news of Wikia Green that hopes to build In light of our intro discussion of the memex, how might this be another example of knowledge collection and search? Here’s from the identity page: Gonzalo Frasca on Princess Peach n Mario’s universe, Princess Peach – formerly known as Princess Toadstool in Western countries until 1996 – has always played the damsel in distress role. Until now, all she did was wait until Mario showed up and rescued her. Arguably, that is not a very active role but, to be fair to [...] Geoff Manaugh of BLGBLOG has a nice interview with Walter Murch, referred to by John Timmons in class in our discussions of editing. As it happens, Murch’s interests go far beyond the reach of cinema, encompassing architecture, astronomy, music theory, and mathematics – among an almost impossibly broad range of [...] Mark Bernstein is always interesting on the subject of hypertext. In this essay, Hypertext Narrative and Baseball, he makes observations on the relationship between baseball and certain structural elements of hypertext: To watch baseball well demands an eye for montage, for many things are always happening or about to happen. The pitcher eyes the runner leading off [...] Here’s a nice entry provided by the journal Vectors out of the University of Southern California. The specific work is Anne Friedberg and Erik Loyer’s The Virtual Window Interactive, a “windowed” work that explores the nature of framed space and frames that mediate experience, much as we experimented with in class on the 15th of February. Here’s a [...] A history lesson taken to a futuristic extreme. Is this possible? Thanks, once again, to Susan Gibb for [...] A keeper for transitions, hypertextuality, and writerly space. Thanks to Susan Gibb [...] |
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