web 2.0
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Read More: After Post Truth, I share my Radical Digital Media Literacy websiteI had the pleasure of attending the 2nd International Conference on Interface Politics, “After Post-Truth,” in Barcelona, Spain, November 28-30, 2018. Scores of speakers, hours of intensity, dark findings about…
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Read More: My VHS Archives: confessions from the field of queer feminist media praxisCommitted media praxis is a doing as much as it is a knowing. Queerness is a manner of being as much as it is a politics, theory, or set of…
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Read More: Resolution toward radical digital media literacy in a post-truth eraBelow please find my Resolution for the panel, “Ex-Post-Facto? The Anthropology of Media and Journalism in a Post-Truth Era,” to be presented in my absence at AAA on December 1,…
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Read More: #5: #fakenews is logical outgrowth of web’s infrastructureOne post-election 2016 viral-wonder—the crisis of “fake news” in the wake of the 2016 presidential election—was a logical and necessary outgrowth of the web’s sordid infrastructure, prurient daily pleasures, and…
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Read More: #1: the real internet is a fakeTruth #1 is a deceptively simple start and intentionally so. It mirrors in its construction two organizing structures and conventions of the internet and the social media it spawns: namely,…
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Read More: 100 Hard Truths About Fake News: A primer on digital media literacyShortly after November’s tumultuous election, I wrote an article for JStor Daily, “Four Hard Truths About Fake News.” It began with a preamble that actually had three more truths embedded…
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Read More: My Introduction to ITP Core 2, CUNY
Today I begin my first class at CUNY, ITP Core 2: Interactive Technology and the University: Theory, Design, and Practice, co-taught with Luke Waltzer, Director, Teaching and Learning Center, CUNY…
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Read More: Four Hard Truths about Fake NewsThis is how I begin the longer piece on Jstor Daily: Let me begin with four fake truths that I hold to be self-evident. What follows is their brief elaboration…
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Read More: affect bleeds in feminist social networks
I gave a “talk” at the CUNY Grad Center: one of many attempts to document, process, and share this year-plus long project, a multi-temporal, many-sited, process-rich, collaborative investigation of learning,…
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Read More: Small Screen Evidence by Ordinary Citizens: New (and old) DocumentsIn this, my third blog post of the summer about what to make of and do with the radical evidentiary images by ordinary people that can sometimes go viral and…