Monthly Archives: November 2004

\\ Screen & Media Studies – Homepage // This school at the University of Waikato in New Zealand (where Sean Cubitt used to work) does some fine reseach within Media Studies (he is now moving to the Media and Communications program at the University of Melbourne). The media are a central fact of life in [...]

George Landow is one of the pioneers of scholarly hypertext. Here is an essay by him titled “Evaluating Quality Hypermedia”.

Noah Wardrin-fruin is the author of the New Media ‘history’ book “The New Media Reader” His web log can be found at:

Scholarly Hypertext at ACM Pitty that I missed this one. I have never been to a hypertext conference. Maybe next time. This workshop will be a forum to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in how hypertext – with its affordances for connection, non-linearity, multiple narratives and flexible navigation – can assist the intellectual work [...]

(A list that I contribute to (called fibreculture) is entering the post-cyberspace age (or second-wave Internet research) and there are some interesting conversations. Here is my reply to a ‘Position Statement’ on distributed authorship). Dear Fibreculture, I wish to comment on a couple of the important themes that Mr Adrian Miles raised in this position [...]

apc.au ICT Rights Monitor Yes ICT (Internet and Communication Technologies) have rights too! Or at least, we as citizens have rights in relation to these technologies. Here is a web portal built by Andrew Garton and Justina Curtis for the Association for Progressive Communication (APC) that documents the politics of ICT.