Just caught up on few more tips on endnote:
corporate authors like a company name put a , (comma) after the words to stop it reverting to initials
email list reference is (personal communication)
edit – paste special changes a pasted font into the font of the reference a new reference
Amalgamating documents with separate bibliographies:
1. [...]
I was browsing through the Sydney Biennale 2008 catalogue (p.110) and was intrigued by Jaques Lacan’s notion of the ‘le petit objet‘ which on the surface got me thinking about the idea in terms of my own research, that the representation of reality can be revealed through what is not there, what is absent.
Dora Garcia
Rene [...]
I am in the process of drafting my exegesis at the moment (in the quiet time that is the beginning of the year) The introduction is drafted and now I am moving onto summarising the research methods, which is useful as this will set up a clearer framework for reflecting on the projects. At the [...]
I learnt about the The ADA Digital Arts Network from Janine Randerson from the master class run at Melbourne University by Geert Lovink. Janine’s video work on engage media. About ADA:
Aotearoa Digital Arts is New Zealand/Aotearoa’s only digital artists’ network, The list was launched in 2003 by Stella Brennan and Sean Cubitt during Brennan’s stint [...]
AM sent a link to some Select Bibliography for Practice as Research in Performance (last updated 23 March 2005) PARIP Practice as Research in Performance, University of Bristol. The peformance angle also appeared recently in this other UK call for essay posted earlier emphermal online video.
And the local, The Speculation and Innovation (SPIN) conference was [...]
Nate just sent me Lev’s latest book Software Takes Command which you can downoad as pdf or doc. It is licensed under CC and the book takes on some of the characteristics of software (from the opening page):
One of the advantages of online distribution which I can control is that I don’t have to permanently [...]
From the Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies and the book review section where authors reply to reviews.
Wired Shut: Copyright and the Shape of Digital Culture
Author: Tarleton Gillespie
Publisher: Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2007
From a recent Leonardo Books review, October 2008.
Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software
by Christopher M. Kelty
Duke University Press, Durham and London, [...]
Sean sent across the new book by David Weinberger, Everything is Miscellaneous: The Power of the Digital Disorder. The summary from Amazon Books:
In Everything Is Miscellaneous, David Weinberger charts the new principles of digital order that are remaking business, education, politics, science, and culture. In his rollicking tour of the rise of the miscellaneous, he [...]
YouTube – An anthropological introduction to YouTube
After Web 2.0, Michael Wesch Takes On YouTube
(tags: YouTube, edav, teaching)
I got this link from Geert’s critique of this video, ‘Michael Wesch Takes On YouTube’ on the video vortex list and in that critique he mentioned the book reference: James Elkens, Visual Studies: A Skeptical Introduction.
http://www.sevensixfive.net/myspace/myspacetwopointoh.html
A critique of Danah Boyd's perspective on social networking.
(tags: socialnetworks research web2.0 networkedmedia)
Social Network Sites: Definition, History, and Scholarship
A detailed historical analysis of social networking.
(tags: networkedmedia teaching socialnetworks)
Anonymouse.org
A great site for checking cache issues on websites
(tags: tools geek)
