Category Archives: Media Theory

On the Internet we all know…

By Shana | Published: July 23, 2010
I happened to stop into a tweetup last night.  Happenchance (really happenchance) I ran into an old friend of mine, BZ (BenZion in case you all are curious), a phd History Candidate at Ohio State, in for the summer to do some more phd thesis writing.  He’s been an active blogger on a number of [...]
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Art for LULZ

By Shana | Published: June 12, 2010
Note: Now I am going to think of way to really put this in practice.  I hate galleries, I like the idea of media phreaking as an artist.  It’s something I would do not as a gallery professional.  Frankly I would take my art anonymous before anything.  I think it would work better.  I really [...]
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May #NYTM The Review!!!

By Shana | Published: May 11, 2010
Image by froboy via Flickr Note: after this point- we’re Moving in with NYU.  See you downtown.   GoodCrush’s RandomDorm (yes I was able to test this)- A) Still isn’t working for me.  Though I may retest, I can’t tell if this is a multi-tab eater thing.  Or it may be a University of Chicago [...]
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Mediation on Religion: Or How to Culture Jam Judaism on the Internet

By Shana | Published: December 3, 2009
To the people who have educated me and supported me along the way: Thanks. One other note: I have a lot of social data on this subject.  I did a whole 10 page research paper on a related parts of this Judaism, Culture Jamming, and how it affected funding decisions, with footnotes, in 2007.  Apparently [...]
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Art Dova: Forms of Personhood on Facebook

By Shana | Published: November 8, 2009
Image by Getty Images via Daylife I would love to get the data of this project  back from Facebook.  I guess it belongs to me, but I’m not sure of that.  It also belongs to them.  It belongs to the collective as well.  I’m not sure.  Either way, it would help my Bachelors to get [...]
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Critiques In Tech

By Shana | Published: October 10, 2009
Image by qthomasbower via Flickr In effort to catch up on posts I am thinking about (I still need to finish Techstars boulder, write up about the last NYTech Meetup which I will have to watch post the event, and read up on all the crazy news about ATT&T and mobile phones…and school), I thought [...]
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Two Disparate Veiws of Tech

By Shana | Published: September 22, 2009
Two Stories.  I’ve been thinking about them a lot because I recently finished “In The Beginning was the Command Line.” (Which is slightly more apropos for two weeks from now, but never-mind.) (The 2004 response from Slashdot, also great.) I highly recommend the essay, which can be gotten from Neal Stephenson‘s website, here.  It is [...]
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Quiet, For We Live in Public, yet I live slightly in Fear

By Shana | Published: September 12, 2009
Image via Wikipedia I saw We Live In Public @ IFC last Sunday night.  It’s closed now.
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WSJ on Web Money, scary thoughts.

By Shana | Published: September 10, 2009
So I was sent this link yesterday because of my love of Real Time Economics http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2009/09/09/the-currency-revolution/ It’s worth a read and discussion.  There discuss two different virtual currencies.  Two are mentioned- Serious, and Ven.
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The Matryokshka Doll Principle

By Shana | Published: August 13, 2009
Image by Jeff Belmonte via Flickr The Matryoshka Doll Principle, Chinese Box Design, however you would call it. This principle will be a guiding force for the rest of your career.  It forces you into a quality product.  I see it all the time in products, particularly tech products that we all crave, as a [...]
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