For list: Unnatural Ecologies special issue Fibreculture Journal
To whom it may concern. Would it be possible please to post the following to the Air-l list. Many thanks, Phoebe -- Just after Easter, a special issue of Fibreculture journal went live, edited by Dr Michael Goddard and Dr Jussi Parikka and featuring articles by leading researchers in the emergent field of media ecologies Olga Goriunova, Matteo Pasquinelli, Matthew Fuller, and Phoebe Moore. http://fibreculturejournal.org/ The Unnatural Ecologies issue is a contribution to a cutting edge field of contemproary media research namely media ecologies. In the words of the fibreculture managing editor Dr Andrew Murphie: "the leading scholars writing for the Unnatural Ecologies issue do not perfrom media ecology as we have known it .... they are rewriting media ecology, exploring its limits from inside and outside. In the process the Fibreculture Journal believes this issue makes a crucial contribution to thinking about all media from the perspective of digital and networked media. In thinking through the unnatural ecologies that contemorary media make increasingly obvious, the issue challenges us to rethink not only what media are, or what they do, but what they might have been and what they have done." Coinciding with this issue, Fibreculture has introduced a new interface permitting the one click downloading of the issue as an ePub or pdf document. We hope you will enjoy this special issue and feel free to recirculate (and apologies in advance for cross-posting). Personal email pvm.doc@gmail.com & Manchesterfilmcooperative@gmail.com Work email p.moore@salford.ac.uk Employment profile http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore Manchester Film Cooperative http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
Hi please could this be posted to the list? Phoebe On 26 May 2011 14:25, "Phoebe Moore" <pvm.doc@gmail.com> wrote:
To whom it may concern. Would it be possible please to post the following to the Air-l list. Many thanks, Phoebe
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Just after Easter, a special issue of Fibreculture journal went live, edited by Dr Michael Goddard and Dr Jussi Parikka and featuring articles by leading researchers in the emergent field of media ecologies Olga Goriunova, Matteo Pasquinelli, Matthew Fuller, and Phoebe Moore.
http://fibreculturejournal.org/
The Unnatural Ecologies issue is a contribution to a cutting edge field of contemproary media research namely media ecologies. In the words of the fibreculture managing editor Dr Andrew Murphie: "the leading scholars writing for the Unnatural Ecologies issue do not perfrom media ecology as we have known it .... they are rewriting media ecology, exploring its limits from inside and outside. In the process the Fibreculture Journal believes this issue makes a crucial contribution to thinking about all media from the perspective of digital and networked media. In thinking through the unnatural ecologies that contemorary media make increasingly obvious, the issue challenges us to rethink not only what media are, or what they do, but what they might have been and what they have done."
Coinciding with this issue, Fibreculture has introduced a new interface permitting the one click downloading of the issue as an ePub or pdf document.
We hope you will enjoy this special issue and feel free to recirculate (and apologies in advance for cross-posting).
Personal email pvm.doc@gmail.com & Manchesterfilmcooperative@gmail.com Work email p.moore@salford.ac.uk
Employment profile http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore Manchester Film Cooperative http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
Hi! Am I sending this to the wrong email address? I've sent it twice. Yours, Phoebe On 26 May 2011 14:25, Phoebe Moore <pvm.doc@gmail.com> wrote:
To whom it may concern. Would it be possible please to post the following to the Air-l list. Many thanks, Phoebe
--
Just after Easter, a special issue of Fibreculture journal went live, edited by Dr Michael Goddard and Dr Jussi Parikka and featuring articles by leading researchers in the emergent field of media ecologies Olga Goriunova, Matteo Pasquinelli, Matthew Fuller, and Phoebe Moore.
http://fibreculturejournal.org/
The Unnatural Ecologies issue is a contribution to a cutting edge field of contemproary media research namely media ecologies. In the words of the fibreculture managing editor Dr Andrew Murphie: "the leading scholars writing for the Unnatural Ecologies issue do not perfrom media ecology as we have known it .... they are rewriting media ecology, exploring its limits from inside and outside. In the process the Fibreculture Journal believes this issue makes a crucial contribution to thinking about all media from the perspective of digital and networked media. In thinking through the unnatural ecologies that contemorary media make increasingly obvious, the issue challenges us to rethink not only what media are, or what they do, but what they might have been and what they have done."
Coinciding with this issue, Fibreculture has introduced a new interface permitting the one click downloading of the issue as an ePub or pdf document.
We hope you will enjoy this special issue and feel free to recirculate (and apologies in advance for cross-posting).
Personal email pvm.doc@gmail.com & Manchesterfilmcooperative@gmail.com Work email p.moore@salford.ac.uk
Employment profile http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore Manchester Film Cooperative http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
-- Personal email pvm.doc@gmail.com & Manchesterfilmcooperative@gmail.com Work email p.moore@salford.ac.uk Employment profile http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore Manchester Film Cooperative http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
Hi all, I know Phoebe and have told her we got it :O) Ben. Ben Light Professor of Digital Media Communication, Cultural and Media Studies Research Centre Associate Head of School - Research and Innovation School of Media, Music and Performance The University of Salford Adelphi House Salford M3 6EN www.smmp.salford.ac.uk www.benlight.org On 2/6/11 17:39, "Phoebe Moore" <pvm.doc@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi! Am I sending this to the wrong email address? I've sent it twice. Yours, Phoebe
On 26 May 2011 14:25, Phoebe Moore <pvm.doc@gmail.com> wrote:
To whom it may concern. Would it be possible please to post the following to the Air-l list. Many thanks, Phoebe
--
Just after Easter, a special issue of Fibreculture journal went live, edited by Dr Michael Goddard and Dr Jussi Parikka and featuring articles by leading researchers in the emergent field of media ecologies Olga Goriunova, Matteo Pasquinelli, Matthew Fuller, and Phoebe Moore.
http://fibreculturejournal.org/
The Unnatural Ecologies issue is a contribution to a cutting edge field of contemproary media research namely media ecologies. In the words of the fibreculture managing editor Dr Andrew Murphie: "the leading scholars writing for the Unnatural Ecologies issue do not perfrom media ecology as we have known it .... they are rewriting media ecology, exploring its limits from inside and outside. In the process the Fibreculture Journal believes this issue makes a crucial contribution to thinking about all media from the perspective of digital and networked media. In thinking through the unnatural ecologies that contemorary media make increasingly obvious, the issue challenges us to rethink not only what media are, or what they do, but what they might have been and what they have done."
Coinciding with this issue, Fibreculture has introduced a new interface permitting the one click downloading of the issue as an ePub or pdf document.
We hope you will enjoy this special issue and feel free to recirculate (and apologies in advance for cross-posting).
Personal email pvm.doc@gmail.com & Manchesterfilmcooperative@gmail.com Work email p.moore@salford.ac.uk
Employment profile http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore Manchester Film Cooperative http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
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