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OPEN 13. De opkomst van informele media | Jorinde Seijdel, Liesbeth Melis | 9789056626037

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OPEN 13. De opkomst van informele media

Hoe zoekmachines, weblogs en YouTube de publieke meningsvorming veranderen

Author:Jorinde Seijdel, Liesbeth Melis

Publisher:NAi Uitgevers, SKOR

ISBN: 978-90-5662-603-7

  • Paperback
  • Dutch
  • 160 Pages
  • Nov 16, 2007

The public mass media are no longer the most important platforms of openness, formulation of opinion or reflection.

They are under threat from less formal and more personally tailored digital media and 'media formats' such as weblogs, videologs and podcasts, from phenomena like YouTube and Second Life. The interaction between the established media and the new micromedia and virtual media environments has implications for the 'public programme', understood as the sum total of public principles and demands.

OPEN 13 investigates how the more individually tailored communication technologies and media strategies alter 'the message' and reconfigure the public domain. Does the public definitively disintegrate in digital media spheres or is it being rewritten based on a different logic? What are the opportunities for artistic practices and critical forms of publicness?

/ Also published in English

The public mass media are no longer the most important platforms of openness, formulation of opinion or reflection.

They are under threat from less formal and more personally tailored digital media and 'media formats' such as weblogs, videologs and podcasts, from phenomena like YouTube and Second Life. The interaction between the established media and the new micromedia and virtual media environments has implications for the 'public programme', understood as the sum total of public principles and demands.

OPEN 13 investigates how the more individually tailored communication technologies and media strategies alter 'the message' and reconfigure the public domain. Does the public definitively disintegrate in digital media spheres or is it being rewritten based on a different logic? What are the opportunities for artistic practices and critical forms of publicness?

Contributions by: Richard Grusin, Geert Lovink, Oliver Marchart, Richard Rogers, Willem van Weelden, Martijn de Waal, David Garcia, Albert Benschop, Florian Göttke, Geert van de Wetering/ HotSpot

/ Also published in English

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