Network Cultures Links – October

By Miriam Rasch, October 19, 2012

Wikipedia’s dark side: Censorship, revenge editing & bribes a significant issue. For more on Wikipedia, take a look at the INC-project Critical Point of View. Matthew Fuller interviews Ben Grosser about Facebook Demetricator: ‘a tool for adapting the social network’s interface so that the numerical data it foregrounds is removed. No longer is the focus [...]

Read the second issue of Computational Culture, a journal of...

Computational Culture, issue 2

By Miriam Rasch, October 5, 2012

Read the second issue of Computational Culture, a journal of software studies, with articles on subjects ranging from location-aware social media, Google’s PageRank to a methodology for software studies. Boris Ružić wrote an extensive review of Geert Lovink’s Networks Without a Cause. Available online at computationalculture.net.

Network Cultures Links

By Miriam Rasch, September 28, 2012

We all gave up MySpace long ago, but now that they issue a new design, the question arises: Is MySpace the new Facebook? The Electronic Frontier Foundation takes A Deep Dive into Facebook and Datalogix: What’s Actually Getting Shared and How You Can Opt Out. ‘So what is Facebook doing? It is asking the denizens [...]

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Network Cultures Links – October

Computational Culture, issue 2

Network Cultures Links