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Info 146 Foundations of New Media INFO 146 Foundations of New Media Dave Kanter

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Questions? 1st 2.5 is due Friday! Should be in the form of a proposal… I guess? Grading Formula? 99% perspiration, 1% inspiration Das Book? The New Media Reader

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Recursion Let’s Recurse!

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Recursion Let’s turn it over to Dave! Who’s afraid of Gödel Escher Bach? Douglas Hofstadter…

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Politics and Religion? Who said the what now? Humanities? Arts? Engineering? Accounting? Deconstruction?

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Politics! Left Liberals Democrats Right Conservatives Republicans

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Next Question “Has ‘The Internet’ really killed ‘The Newspaper?’” “ ‘People said’ ‘The Newspaper’ would kill ‘The Telegraph!’”

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Standards ISO ANSI

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Next Next Question “Who did a worse job, the newspaper industry or the music industry?”

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Networks Traditional Today

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Reading Assignment Book tips Intro Voice of Optional? 2nd Intro Art art, whither art? Pepsi Product Engineer : Artist : Accountant We weren’t there….but….

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Garden of Forking Paths It’s art! No, it’s science! No, it’s business! No, it’s…wait a minute…

Info 146 Foundations of New Media For Friday “Garden of Forking Paths,” p. 29 “As We May Think,” p. 35 “Time Frames,” p. 711 (optional) “Put That There,” p. 433

Info 146 Foundations of New Media Now you: Use? Misuse? Now What?

Info 146 Foundations of New Media The POWER of 2! Or 2 x 2 Or 2 x 2 x 2 Or 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x …?