Posts By: julianabrunello

by Bas Bergervoet and Marijke Tiemensma for the NMDC =...

Interview with Jeanette Hofmann

By julianabrunello, April 23, 2010

by Bas Bergervoet and Marijke Tiemensma for the NMDC = New Media & Digital Culture, a Master program at Utrecht University. Originally published online at mtschaefer.net [vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/10461578[/vimeo]
These are the links to the videos of all the...

Links #5 – Amsterdam Conference Videos

By julianabrunello, April 20, 2010

These are the links to the videos of all the talks for the CPoV Conference in Amsterdam – Enjoy! SESSION 1 Ramón Reichert (AT) Rethinking Wikipedia: Power, Knowledge and the Technologies of the Self Jeanette Hofmann (DE) Wikipedia between Emancipation and Self-Regulation Mathieu O’Neil (AU) The Critique of Law in Free Online Projects Gérard Wormser [...]
Call for papers (open until May 15., 2010): A session...

CFP: Dynamics of Knowledge Creation in Wikis

By julianabrunello, April 15, 2010

Call for papers (open until May 15., 2010): A session in The 2nd International Power & Knowledge Conference, Tampere, September 6-8, 2010 http://tinyurl.com/yfvgyh6 The collective knowledge creation on various wiki-sites, including the massively popular Wikipedia, is having a profound effect on the social and epistemological conditions of public information. Distributed collaboration, possible anonymity, radical equality [...]
If you were at the conference in Amsterdam, you have...

Archive tweets of the event in Amsterdam

By julianabrunello, April 15, 2010

If you were at the conference in Amsterdam, you have probably noticed that there was a parallel tweet conversation going on. For the ones who would like to read them again, and for the ones who would like to read them for the first time, just click on the following link: http://www.twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/cpov
List of links to articles, webpages, blogs, etc. concerning Wikipedia...

Links #4

By julianabrunello, April 15, 2010

List of links to articles, webpages, blogs, etc. concerning Wikipedia directly or indirectly #4 “Anonymity was a habit, not a guarantee”, interesting article about rethinking anonymity. News Sites Rethink Anonymous Online Comments Also on anonymity: Wikipedia and the Matter of Accountability Interesting for someone analyzing conflict/controversy: Wikipedia: Israelis, Notorious for Sexual Exploitation of Children, Traffic [...]

Cramer: Objectivism and the Fictions of Collaborative Media

By julianabrunello, March 29, 2010

The German WikiWars and the Limits of Objectivism Presentation by Florian Cramer for the Critical Point of View (CPoV) conferece in Amsterdam, 27.03.2010 Cramer started his presentation by pointing out to some fictions about collaborative media. He believes it is mostly a utopia, what leads to a big history of disappointments. On the positive side, [...]

Famiglietti: Managing Scarce Resources in Wikipedia

By julianabrunello, March 29, 2010

Negotiating the Neutral Point of View: Politics and the Moral Economy of Wikipedia Presentation by Andrew Famiglietti for the Critical Point of View (CPoV) conferece in Amsterdam, 27.03.2010 Andrew Famiglietti’s presentation was about the concept of moral economy applied to the Wikipedia. He does so by analyzing the article called ‘Gaza War‘ in the period [...]

Lichty: This Presentation Might Get Me Killed

By julianabrunello, March 27, 2010

Patrick Lichty's presentation at the CPoV conference in Amsterdam: Social Media, Cultural Scaffolds, and Molecular Hegemonies. Musings on Anarchic Media, WIKIs, and De-territorialized Art - This presentation might get me killed!
A review on Felipe Ortega’s PhD thesis ‘Wikipedia: a quantitative...

WikiXRay and Statistics on Wikipedia

By julianabrunello, March 22, 2010

A review on Felipe Ortega’s PhD thesis ‘Wikipedia: a quantitative analysis’. Felipe Ortega’s research – Wikipedia: A quantitative analysis – is a well organized, plain structured piece of formal scientific work. It was with this thesis that he earned in 2009 a PhD degree in Computer Sciences, issued by the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain). [...]
by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? If yes:...

Interview with Maja van der Velden

By julianabrunello, March 22, 2010

by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? If yes: Have you contributed to any Wikipedia articles? Which one(s)? No, I have never contributed to any of the Wikipedia articles. For a while I was working on a text for an article on cognitive justice, but I haven’t finished it yet. You have written about [...]