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Read More: AIDS/Art/Work and Archive
I just returned from New York where I spent 48 hours visiting old haunts, seeing old friends, watching videos of my past ways, talking about the lost and now of…
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Read More: YouTube Specificity/HistoryMy previous two posts point towards a new phase in my blogging, my digital life, where I’m beginning to find my niche, locate my cohort, engage in “conversations,” make new…
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Read More: Here’s Him & Him? & Her? (happy to meet you): Talking Blog-Montage“For better or worse, we can expect YouTube and online amateur video to become a common tool for the 25% of American women who have been sexually assaulted.” Dr. Strangelove,…
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Read More: I’m Glad I Found Her: On Loving the Blogosphere“And the next time someone quotes the Cult of the Amateur to you, about how social media is ruining culture, nod wisely and agree: user generated content is user generated…
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Read More: YouTube Writing
I’ve spent the first half of my sabbatical attempting to “write up” the findings of my course, Learning from YouTube. Given that the heart of the experiment of the course…
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Read More: DigiNative Wanne(May)be(Not)
In Diana Kimball’s recent post on her experience at ROFLCon, about being at a conference on and inhabited by “digital natives” she notes: “But when you’re at a conference about…
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Read More: On “Art of the Videoblog,” by Michael NewmanI just read Zigzagger‘s (check this out, he’s the guy who taught me how to make these very links to other web sites on my blog!) article on “ze frank…
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Read More: Towards A YouTube Ethics
I recently read on Thinking at the Interface about grad students at Iowa putting videos on YouTube about their working conditions. Then—no surprise—the English Department chair called the “director of…
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Read More: To Dance and Dream with the Censor
I’ve been completing my upcoming talk for the Fowler Museum’s Make Art/Stop AIDS Show. I’ll also present it in NY a few weeks later at the VIsual AIDS/CLAGS’ conference, The…
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Read More: YouTube Thoughts apres Console-ing Passions
Just back from the Console-ing Passions conference, where I attended a panel on blogging where people joked that people might blog on the conference and the panel. Well. Melissa Click…