Dense, rigorous essays concerned not with the secret intentions lurking behind information transmission, but on the parallel worlds created through these transmissions. Media see the world as raw material for their own project, and as they are forced to constant development, the media text can never produce a final understanding. In these essays, ADILKNO looks for models of thought and magic words that will help the media text spell itself out to the point of exhaustion.
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A wonderful examination of issues involved with New Media,
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There is so much untouched territory involved with New Media. This book presents unique perspectives, theory and philosophy behind New Media. It was nice to hear a subjective opinion on the subject, and it gave me some good ideas as well. New Media is not something you can really put your finger on at this point in time, but it certainly gives the name some perspecive. I recommend it to anyone intersted in Web art, design, or information communications.
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