Posts Tagged ‘web 2.0’
Arts Writing and “The New Thing”
Last week’s much talked-about Art Klatch, hosted by Scott Lawrimore at Cafe Presse, briefly touched on the question of whether online media prevents non-arts inclined members of the community from happening upon arts coverage and criticism (summarized on Translinguistic Other). Based on my graduate work in the online realm, I knew I very much disagree [...]
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Tags: Art Blogs, art klatch, arts writing, communication, diacritical, image culture, image search, metrics, seattle, tagging, web 2.0, writing
It is always surreal to happen upon a retrospective on MTV. Sunday night, I was watching a retrospective of MTV’s Total Request Live show, which ended that day after running for a decade. Most people over 25 probably are not overly concerned with its departure, but my understanding from the little MTV I continue to watch is it represents the [...]
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Tags: doug aitken, fatboy slim, le voyage dans la lune, millennial generation, mtv, music videos, smashing pumpkins, teens, trl, visual culture, web 2.0
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