Monthly Archives: March 2009

Dennis Jerz on my CCCC Panel

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Michael

I finally got around to reading Dennis Jerz’s summary and response to the CCCC panel I was on a few weeks ago. I think he pretty accurately conveyed what we discussed on the panel, as well as evaluated some of … Continue reading →

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needs some updatin’

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Michael

Man, some of my blogroll links are outdated and wrong, and this stupid skaterboi in my header needs to go, and I want to work on the colors on this blog so they’re more readable/accessible, but you know, all this … Continue reading →

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oh, yeah, there’s a blog here

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Michael

What’s that, Mx. Blog? Oh, you feel neglected. And well you should, I suppose. After making a mental commitment to myself to blog more often, I slipped. Well, you see, Mx. Blog, I was in LA and then San Francisco … Continue reading →

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defining “new media”

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Michael

I’m reading Wyoscki et al’s Writing New Media, and Anne Wysocki offers a definition of “new media texts” that I find quite interesting: I think we should call “new media texts” those that have been made by composers who are … Continue reading →

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Wordle Tag Cloud of CCCC09 talk

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Michael

“What’s in a Zine? A Public Ancestry of Blogs”:

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