New media, old media : a history and theory reader /
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Table of Contents:
- Early film history and multi-media: an archaeology of possible futures? / Thomas Elsaesser
- Electricity made visible / Geoffrey Batchen
- "Tones from out of nowhere": Rudolph Pfenninger and the archaeology of synthetic sound / Thomas Y. Levin
- Memex revisited / Vannevar Bush
- Out of file, out of mind / Cornelia Vismann
- Dis/continuities: Does the archive become metaphorical in multi-media space? / Wolfgang Ernst
- Breaking down: Godard's histories / Richard Dienst
- Ordering law, judging history: deliberations on court TV / Lynne Joyrich
- The style of sources: remarks on the theory and history of programming languages / Wolfgang Hagen
- Science as open source process / Friedrich Kittler
- Cold War networks, or, Kaiserstr. 2, Neubabelsberg / Friedrich Kittler
- Protocol vs. institutionalization / Alexander R. Galloway
- Reload: liveness, mobility, and the Web / Tara McPherson
- Generation flash / Lev Manovich
- Viruses are good for you / Julian Dibbell
- The imaginary of the artificial: automata, models, machinics; on promiscuous modeling as precondition for poststructuralist ontology / Anders Michelsen
- Information, crisis, catastrophe / Mary Ann Doane
- The weird global media event and the tactical intellectual [version 3.0] / MacKenzie Wark
- Imperceptible perceptions in our technological modernity / Arvind Rajagopal
- Deep Europe: a history of the syndicate network / Geert Lovink
- The cell phone and the crowd: messianic politics in the contemporary Philippines / Vicente L. Rafael
- Cybertyping and the work of race in the age of digital reproduction / Lisa Nakamura
- Network subjects, or, the ghost is the message / Nicholas Mirzeoff
- Modes of digital identification: virtual technologies and webcam cultures / Ken Hillis
- Hypertext Avant la lettre / Peter Krapp
- Network fever / Mark Wigley
- The demystifica-hic-tion of in-hic-formation / Thomas Keenan.