issues
Issue 13 - After convergence: what connects?
Wirelessness as Experience of Transition - Adrian Mackenzie
A Contribution Towards A Grammar of Code - David M. Berry
The Politics of Podcasting - Jonathan Sterne, Jeremy Morris, Michael Brendan Baker and Ariana Moscote Freire
New Maps for Old?:
The Cultural Stakes of '2.0' - Caroline Bassett
Repopulating the Map: Why Subjects and Things are Never Alone - Teodor Mitew
Making games? Towards a theory of domestic videogaming - Helen Thornham
Proliferating Connections and Communicating Convergence - Aylish Wood
Issue 12 - models, metamodels and contemporary media
Schizoanalysis as Metamodeling - Janell Watson
Plastic Super Models: aesthetics, architecture and the model of emergence - Pia Ednie-Brown
Regaining Weaver and Shannon - Gary Genosko
On Transmission: A Metamethodological Analysis (after Régis Debray) - Steven Maras
Toward an Ontology of Mutual Recursion: models, mind and media - Mat Wall-Smith
The Models and Politics of Mobile Media - Gerard Goggin
Tag-elese or The Language of Tags - Jan Simons
Who’s Afraid of Technological Determinism? Another Look at Medium Theory - John Potts
Issue 11 - digital arts and culture conference (perth) issue
The Future Is User-Led: The Path towards Widespread Produsage - Axel Bruns
Art Against Information: Case Studies in Data Practice - Mitchell Whitelaw
The Aesthetics of the Ambient Video Experience - Jim Bizzocchi
Cultural Roots for Computing: The Case of African Diasporic Orature and Computational Narrative in the GRIOT SystemD - Fox Harrell
Art and (Second) Life: Over the hills and far away? - Caroline McCaw
Dada Redux: Elements of Dadaist Practice in Contemporary Electronic Literature - Scott Rettberg
Experience and abstraction: the arts and the logic of machines - Simon Penny
Technology transfer present and futures in the electronic arts - Brian Degger
A Game of One’s Own: Towards a New Gendered Poetics of Digital Space - Tracy Fullerton, Jacquelyn Ford Morie, Celia Pearce
The Past as the Future? Nostalgia and Retrogaming in Digital Culture - Jaakko Suominen
Continuous Materiality Through a Hierarchy of Computational Codes - Kenneth J. Knoespel and Jichen Zhu
Issue 10 - new media, networks and new pedagogies
Toward an Algorithmic Pedagogy - Holly Willis
Composing and Compositing: Integrated Digital Writing and Academic Pedagogy - Jamie ‘Skye’ Bianco
Reinventing the Possibilities: Academic Literacy and New Media - Cheryl Ball & Ryan 'rylish' Moeller
The Digital, the Virtual and the Naming of Knowledge - Darren Jorgensen
Some thoughts on the evolution of digital media studies - Lisa Gye
James Farmer with Anne Bartlett-Bragg and Chris Bigum - Roundtable Audio Discussion
Issue 9 - General Issue
Editorial - Andrew Murphie
Digital Bodies and Disembodied Voices: Virtual Idols and the Virtualised Body - Daniel Black
Prosthetics Making Sense: Dancing the Technogenetic Body - Erin Manning
Cultural planning and Chaos Theory in Cyberspace: some notes on a Digital Cultural Atlas Project for Western Sydney - Bob Hodge and Elaine Lally
The Case of 'Mafiaboy' and the Rhetorical Limits of
Hacktivism - Gary Genosko
Contact Aesthetics: At the Threshold of the Earth - Warwick Mules
Domestic ICTs, Desire and Fetish - Michael Arnold, Martin Gibbs & Chris Shepherd
Issue 8 - Gaming Networks
Editorial - Chris Chesher, Alice
Crawford and Julian Kücklich
Land of a Couple
of Dances: Global and Local Influences on Freestyle Play in Dance
Dance Revolution - Gillian "Gus" Andrews
Negotiating Intra-Asian
Games Networks: On Cultural Proximity, East Asian Games Design,
and Chinese Farmers - Dean Chan
Cameras, Radios, and Butterflies:
the Influence and Importance of Fan Networks for Game Studies
- Laurie N. Taylor
Mods, Nay! Tournaments, Yay!
- The Appropriation of Contemporary Game Culture by the U.S. Military
- David B. Nieborg
Playing at being mobile: Gaming
and cute culture in South Korea - Larissa Hjorth
Pervasive Gaming: Formats,
Rules and Space - Bo Kampmann Walther
Issue 7 - Distributed
Aesthetics
Editorial - Anna Munster, Ingrid
Richardson and Lisa Gye
 and
Beyond: Anticipating Distributed Aesthetics - Darren Tofts
Theses
on Distributed Aesthetics. Or, What a Network is Not - Anna
Munster and Geert Lovink
Sharing
Styles: New Media, Creative Communities and the Evidence of an Open
Source Design Movement - Gregory Turner-Rahman
Excerpts From‘Portrait
Of The VJ’ - Mark Amerika
Multiple Perspectives
/ Multiple Readings - Simon Biggs
Beyond the
Museum Walls : Situating Art in Virtual Space (Polemic Overlay and
Three Movements) - Vince Dzekian
Reshaping Spectatorship:
Immersive and Distributed Aesthetics - Edwina Bartlem
Entropy and
Digital Installation - Susan Ballard
Intimate
Transactions: The Evolution of an Ecosophical Networked Practice
- Keith Armstrong
Issue 6 - Mobility, New Social Intensities,
and the Coordinates of Digital Networks
Editorial - Andrew Murphie, Larissa
Hjorth, Gillian Fuller and Sandra Buckley
Flash! Mobs in the Age
of Mobile Connectivity - Judith A. Nicholson
Gendered, Bilingual Communication
Practices: Mobile text-messaging among Hong Kong College Students
- Angel Lin
Mobile Technosoma: some
phenomenological reflections on itinerant media devices - Ingrid
Richardson
Beat me, Whip me, Spank me,
Just Make it Right Again: beyond the didactic masochism of global
resistance - Scott Sharpe, Maria Hynes & Robert Fagan
Gestures Towards the Digital
Maypole - Felicity Colman & Christian McCrea
Locating Mobility: Practices
of co-presence and the persistence of the postal metaphor in SMS/
MMS mobile phone customization in Melbourne - Larissa Hjorth
From Stabilitas Loci to Mobilitas
Loci: Networked Mobility and the Transformation of Place - Rowan
Wilken
Cute Boys or Game Boys? The
Embodiment of Femininity and Masculinity in Young Norwegians’
Text Message Love-Projects - Lin Prøitz
Women's Creation of Camera
Phone Culture - Dong-Hoo Lee
Issue 5 - Multitudes, Creative Organisation
and the Precarious Condition of New Media Labour 2005
Editorial – Brett Neilson
and Ned Rossiter
From Precarity
to Precariousness and Back Again: Labour, Life and Unstable Networks
– Brett Neilson and Ned Rossiter
On the Life and
Deeds of San Precario, Patron Saint of Precarious Workers and Lives
– Marcello Tarì and Ilaria Vanni
A Playful Multitude? Mobilising and Counter-Mobilising Immaterial
Game Labour – Greig de Peuter and Nick Dyer-Witheford
Postcard from
the Edge: Autobiographical Musings on the Dis/organisations of the
Multimedia Industry – Linda Leung
Speculations
on a Marxist theory of the Virtual Revolution – Bob Hodge
and Gabriela Coronado
Learning and
Insurgency in Creative Organisations – Paul Newfield and
Timothy Rayner
Dawn of the
Organised Networks – Geert Lovink and Ned Rossiter
Issue 4 - Contagion and the Diseases of
Information 2005
Editorial – Andy
Goffey
Living Dead
Networks – Eugene Thacker
Digital Monsters,
Binary Aliens ; Computer Viruses, Capitalism and the Flow of Information
– Jussi Parikka
Marginal Networks:
The Virus between Complexity and Suppression – Roberta
Buiana
Rhythmic
Parasites: A Virological Analysis of Sound and Dance –
Stamatia Portanova
Issue 3 - General Issue 2004
Textual Dreaming:
Dis-Ease in the Interface – Phillip Roe
Composing
the Self: Of Diaries and Lifelogs – José van Dijck
It's New Media:
But is it Art Education? – Trebor Scholz
Online Memorialisation:
The Web As A Collective Memorial Landscape For Remembering The Dead
– Kylie Veale
Stop Worrying
and Learn to Love the Google-Bomb – Séamus Byrne
The Online Body
Breaks Out?: Asence, Ghosts, Cyborgs, Gender, Polarity and Politics
– Jonathan Marshall
Material Cultural
Evolution: An Interview with Niles Eldredge – Belinda Barnet
& Niles Eldredge
Issue 2 – New Media Education 2003
Halflives, A Mystory:
Writing Hypertext to Learn – Lisa Gye
Learning Through
New Media Objects – Karen Woo
WebCT:
Will the Future of Online Education be User-friendly? –
Tama Leaver
That-which-new
media studies-will-become – Philip Roe
Email
and Epistolary Technologies: Presence, Intimacy, Disembodiment
– Esther Milne
Issue 1 – The Politics of Networks
2003
Report: Creative
Labour and the Role of Intellectual Property – Ned Rossiter
Perfect Match:
Biometrics
and Body Patterning in a Networked World – Gillian Fuller
Internet Politics
in an Information Economy – Jon Marshall
The Military-Entertainment
Complex: A New Facet of Information Warfare – Stephen Stockwell
and Adam Muir
The
Erasure of Technology in Cultural Critique – Belinda Barnet
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