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Sociomedia, edited by Edward Barrett

• CONTEXTUAL MEDIA
• The Society of Text, by Edward Barrett
• Sociomedia (p004)
• Offline 47
• Partners in Restructuring - Part2: The Information Age
• Digital Communications Series
• Sources Poetics of Cyberspace -- Sources.

• review-7.995.html The Cult of Print. by. Matthew G. Kirschenbaum. Department of English University of Virginia.
• Page Versus Pixel. Sven Bikerts, Caroline Guyer, Bob Stein and Michael Joyce discuss the cultural consequences of electronic text. (June 1 '95)

• Review of Jay David Bolter's Writing Space: The Computer, Hypertext, & the History of Writing
• Jay David Bolter
• Electronic Signs (Chapter Six of Writing Space)
• The Late Age of Print
• LITERARY AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN A DIGITAL AGE
• Hypertext Before Computers
• E-literacies -- Stakes by Nancy Kaplan,Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine
• What Jay David Bolter has to say ...
• More on Bolter by Kaplan
• Degrees of Freedom

Digerati (by John Brockman)

• The Netizen - Media Rant
• I N D E X Digerati Dissed, and worse Jon Cargille (jcargill) on Fri, 8 Nov 96 19:13 PST Posts 6 - Last Post: Mon, 11 Nov 96 23:42 PST I N D E X Those glad not to be numbered among the Digerati comment on the disseing..
• http://www.ai.mit.edu/digerati/digerati.html

• Home (Edge)
• Third Culture
• Back to The Reality Club

Wired asked more than 100 experts to assess the most-favored future fantasies of our fin de siecle.

: Principles of English Usage...

Wired Magazine and HOT WIRED

RESISTING THE VIRTUAL LIFE: The Culture and Politics of Information Edited by James Brook and Iain A. Boal

• CNET features - Net books - Resisting th..Resisting Virtual Life

Daniel Burstein and David Kline, Road Warriors

• Tongues of Fire, Whirlwinds of Noise, by Erik Davis
• WIRED 2.08: Electrosphere - "Digital Dharma" by Erik Davis
• WIRED 3.07: - "Technopagans" by Erik Davis
• Meditations on the Indranet

• "Characteristics of Oral Culture in Discourse on the Net." (John December)
• Communication, Rhetoric, and Composition (John December)
• Editor's Page: of Nations and Politics
• Computer Mediated Communications Magazine (Online Webzine, or Magazine on the Web, edited by John December)
• Selected Readings in CMC: John December
• A Meditation on Web Literacy

Dery,Mark    Escape Velocity

• Dery, Flame Wars: The Discourse of Cyberculture
• Cyberdelia (Wired Magazine's "Brain Tennis"Online article on: Could the cyberdelic "utopian" culture represented by Mondo 2000 and Timothy Leary (among others) have anything positive to offer to the information culture of the 1990s, or is it just a variation on the washed-up '60s fantasy of getting high and "dropping out"? ) R. U. Sirius and Mark Dery
•   Audio of Mark Dery                     describing this dialogue with R.U Sirius

• Mark/Space: Anachron City: Library: Books: Flame Wars
• _Flame Wars_ (Mark Dery's Intro to South Atlantic Quarterly, Fall 93)
• About _Flame Wars: The Discourse of Cyberculture_
• REVIEW. Mark Dery (ed.), Flame Wars: a Discourse of Cyberculture. Durham and London: Duke University Press, 1994, 349 pp.
• Anne Balsamo (author of Technologies of the Gendered Body: Reading Cyborg Women)
• H-Net Book Reviews: Palm on Dery, _Flame Wars_
• Neo-Luddite Review
• Flame Wars -- The Discourse of Cyberculture
• a recent interview w/Howard Rheingold

Culture Jamming -- Culture Jamming, Hacking, Slashing and Sniping in the Empire of Signs

Stephen Doheny-Farina    The Wired Neighborhood

• "Seeking Public Space in a Virtual World" read Chapter 4 of The Wired Neighboorhood
• I Have Seen the Enemy and it is Me
• Representation(s) and a Sense of Self: The Subtle Abstractions of MOO Talk
• The Glorious Revolution of 1971
• The Last Link: Cybernauts in the Electronic Frontier: Pets on a Leash
• The Last Link: The Virtualization of Local Life: A Tale of Two Teachers
• The Last Link: Default = Offline or Why Ubicomp Scares Me
• The Wired Neighborhood (book review)
• What is a Community? by Marisa Bartolucci in Metropolis Magazine

• EFF Homepages
• John Perry Barlow
• Denise Caruso
• Esther Dyson
• Release 1.0
• Publications
• Edventure Holdings

• EFF Docs
• adoption and impact of digital technology.
• cultural and social effects of technology.
• Denise Caruso ... a Truly Free World Wide Web and a Transformed Capitalism
• Stewart Brand
• David Farber
• Mitch Kapor
• Jane Metcalfe
• Mike Godwin
• Brendan Kehoe

Robert Fowler

• The Fate of the Notion of Canon in the Electronic Age
• How the Secondary Orality of the Electronic Age Can Awaken Us to the Primary Orality of Antiquity
• The Postmodern Bible
• 6: Feminist and Womanist Criticism
• Bookmark Files
• Hypertext and Hypermedia
• Distance Learning
• Religion and Related Topics

• Cyberspace and the Spiritual World
• Home Page Architecture -- Social Psychology of
• Cyberpsychology: Principles of Creating Virtual Presence
• Henry James Sr and Communal Mind
• Laws of Virtual Reality
• Cohesiveness Builds Virtual Reality
• With modern times we come to the part of the curve that accelerates nearly vertically. Technological inventions and applications now come rapidly, one after another, each one deeper than the other. Technology obviously serves the spirit. The printing press produced books, maps, newspapers, paperbacks, magazines, billboards, and greeting cards, all of which immensely increased our virtual power. Now we could speak of "mass audiences" which allowed millions of people to focus on one subject, one issue, one event. The telephone, radio, and television globalized the entire race on the planet. Now a common beat could be heard around the world, with common concerns, common solutions, common definitions, participated in by vast numbers of people simultaneously. At last the generations were ready for the ultimate in virtual reality training -- cyberspace. cyberspace.

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