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ken's status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 20:22:20 JST
ken: "Communication Art Timeline" http://timeline.1904.cc/index.html Brought to you by Aether9. #history
ken's status on Monday, 28-Sep-2015 18:02:07 JST
Communication Art Timeline Brought to you by Aether9. history
ken: "News and Entertainment by Telephone" http://earlyradiohistory.us/sec003.htm#part010 While the telegraph was mainly limited to transmitting Morse code and printed messages, the invention of the telephone made distant audio communication possible. And although the telephone was mostly used for private conversations, there was also experimentation with providing home entertainment. In 1893 a particularly sophisticated system, the Telefon Hirmondó, began operation in Budapest, Hungary -- one of its off-shoots, the United States Telephone Herald Company and its affiliates, did not meet with the same financial success. #earlyradio #history
ken's status on Monday, 28-Sep-2015 16:55:19 JST
News and Entertainment by Telephone While the telegraph was mainly limited to transmitting Morse code and printed messages, the invention of the telephone made distant audio communication possible. And although the telephone was mostly used for private conversations, there was also experimentation with providing home entertainment. In 1893 a particularly sophisticated system, the Telefon Hirmondó, began operation in Budapest, Hungary -- one of its off-shoots, the United States Telephone Herald Company and its affiliates, did not meet with the same financial success. earlyradio history
ken: "Network Music and Soundart Timeline" http://locusonus.org/w/?page=NMSAT This timeline aims to provide an overview of the major artistic events and projects seen in the fields of music and sound performance network since the beginning of the twentieth century. To this end it covers several areas and types of events. #networkmusic #history
ken's status on Monday, 28-Sep-2015 14:46:23 JST
Network Music and Soundart Timeline This timeline aims to provide an overview of the major artistic events and projects seen in the fields of music and sound performance network since the beginning of the twentieth century. To this end it covers several areas and types of events. networkmusic history
ken: "Walker Art: Gallery9" http://www.walkerart.org/archive/7/96D3639B6E5717946167.htm Gallery 9 is a site for project-driven exploration, through digitally-based media, of all things "cyber." This includes artist commissions, interface experiments, exhibitions, community discussion, a study collection, hyperessays, filtered links, lectures and other guerilla raids into real space, and collaborations with other entities (both internal and external). #important #history #netart
ken's status on Monday, 28-Sep-2015 14:28:20 JST
Walker Art: Gallery9 Gallery 9 is a site for project-driven exploration, through digitally-based media, of all things "cyber." This includes artist commissions, interface experiments, exhibitions, community discussion, a study collection, hyperessays, filtered links, lectures and other guerilla raids into real space, and collaborations with other entities (both internal and external). important history netart
ken: "The Practice of Light: A Genealogy of Visual Technologies from Prints to Pixels. By Sean Cubitt" http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/practice-light Light is the condition of all vision, and the visual media are our most important explorations of this condition. The history of visual technologies reveals a centuries-long project aimed at controlling light. In this book, Sean Cubitt traces a genealogy of the dominant visual media of the twenty-first century—digital video, film, and photography—through a history of materials and practices that begins with the inventions of intaglio printing and oil painting. Attending to the specificities of inks and pigments, cathode ray tubes, color film, lenses, screens, and chips, Cubitt argues that we have moved from a hierarchical visual culture focused on semantic values to a more democratic but value-free numerical commodity. #video #film #visual #photography #history #book
ken's status on Sunday, 19-Apr-2015 10:41:07 JST
The Practice of Light: A Genealogy of Visual Technologies from Prints to Pixels. By Sean Cubitt Light is the condition of all vision, and the visual media are our most important explorations of this condition. The history of visual technologies reveals a centuries-long project aimed at controlling light. In this book, Sean Cubitt traces a genealogy of the dominant visual media of the twenty-first century—digital video, film, and photography—through a history of materials and practices that begins with the inventions of intaglio printing and oil painting. Attending to the specificities of inks and pigments, cathode ray tubes, color film, lenses, screens, and chips, Cubitt argues that we have moved from a hierarchical visual culture focused on semantic values to a more democratic but value-free numerical commodity. video film visual photography history book
ken: "Arts Technologica: BBC Radio 4" http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05qfsll Martha Lane Fox explores how musicians use the internet to create and distribute their work as network speeds increase. #networkmusic #radioshow #history
ken's status on Tuesday, 14-Apr-2015 22:46:41 JST
Arts Technologica: BBC Radio 4 Martha Lane Fox explores how musicians use the internet to create and distribute their work as network speeds increase. networkmusic radioshow history
ken: "IPV4: A Brief History" http://ntrg.cs.tcd.ie/undergrad/4ba2/ipng/gerd.ipv4.html At the end of the 1960's there was a great demand in various US universities and research centres for a network that should permit nationwide utilization of existing computer resources. In addition to that there was the desire for data exchange. On the other hand there was the interest in practical experiences, design, implementation, the use of network techniques in general and packet-switching in particular. #history
ken's status on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2015 16:30:06 JST
IPV4: A Brief History At the end of the 1960's there was a great demand in various US universities and research centres for a network that should permit nationwide utilization of existing computer resources. In addition to that there was the desire for data exchange. On the other hand there was the interest in practical experiences, design, implementation, the use of network techniques in general and packet-switching in particular. history
ken: "Transnational Ecologies" http://mrogalsky.allcapslock.com/transnational/index.html SITES PARTICIPATING IN THE NETWORKED PERFORMANCE OF ALVIN LUCIER'S QUASIMODO THE GREAT LOVER #history
ken's status on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2015 11:39:26 JST
Transnational Ecologies SITES PARTICIPATING IN THE NETWORKED PERFORMANCE OF ALVIN LUCIER'S QUASIMODO THE GREAT LOVER history
ken: "TeleGeography Report Archive 1989-2004" http://www.telegeography.com/telecom-resources/telegeography-report-archive/index.html The International Institute of Communications (IIC) has long been interested in the flow of electronic information, messages, images, data between countries. An understanding of these linkages is crucial for both business and government. The pattern of transborder communications also has major social and cultural implications. #maps #history #globalnetworks
ken's status on Thursday, 13-Nov-2014 23:21:02 JST
TeleGeography Report Archive 1989-2004 The International Institute of Communications (IIC) has long been interested in the flow of electronic information, messages, images, data between countries. An understanding of these linkages is crucial for both business and government. The pattern of transborder communications also has major social and cultural implications. maps history globalnetworks
ken: "Brecht: The Radio as an Apparatus of Communication" http://telematic.walkerart.org/telereal/bit_brecht.html In our society one can invent and perfect discoveries that still have to conquer their market and justify their existence; in other words discoveries that have not been called for. Thus there was a moment when technology was advanced enough to produce the radio and society was not yet advanced enough to accept it. #radio #theory #history
ken's status on Saturday, 08-Nov-2014 01:37:23 JST
Brecht: The Radio as an Apparatus of Communication In our society one can invent and perfect discoveries that still have to conquer their market and justify their existence; in other words discoveries that have not been called for. Thus there was a moment when technology was advanced enough to produce the radio and society was not yet advanced enough to accept it. radio theory history
ken: "Telematic Connections: Walker Art" http://telematic.walkerart.org/overview/index.html Exploring artist's use of the global communications network #history #archive #articles #read
ken's status on Friday, 30-May-2014 16:57:34 JST
Telematic Connections: Walker Art Exploring artist's use of the global communications network history archive articles read
ken: "Overview of Media Art: Communication Art" http://www.mediaartnet.org/themes/overview_of_media_art/communication/ The following description concentrates less on media-oriented or technical conceptions of interactivity than on those projects conducted from the 1960s onward that highlighted the idea of social, gregarious interaction. #history #archive #read
ken's status on Friday, 30-May-2014 16:46:52 JST
Overview of Media Art: Communication Art The following description concentrates less on media-oriented or technical conceptions of interactivity than on those projects conducted from the 1960s onward that highlighted the idea of social, gregarious interaction. history archive read
ken: "Crossfade: Sound Travels on the Web" http://crossfade.walkerart.org/home.html CROSSFADE focuses on sound as artistic medium. The purpose of this ongoing project is to contextualize and facilitate access to a diversity of sonic and musical directions, which utilize network technology as an integral part of their production. #history #articles #website #networkmusic
ken's status on Friday, 30-May-2014 16:44:33 JST
Crossfade: Sound Travels on the Web CROSSFADE focuses on sound as artistic medium. The purpose of this ongoing project is to contextualize and facilitate access to a diversity of sonic and musical directions, which utilize network technology as an integral part of their production. history articles website networkmusic
ken: "History of Electronic / Electroacoustic Music" http://www.ubu.com/sound/electronic.html "When I started uploading the collection, in 2009, I was an undergraduate student of a composition class at the university's studio for electroacoustic music. Our professor made this collection, I believe, from his particular library, picking up some works that he found important." Caio Barros #history #music
ken's status on Friday, 30-May-2014 14:59:39 JST
History of Electronic / Electroacoustic Music "When I started uploading the collection, in 2009, I was an undergraduate student of a composition class at the university's studio for electroacoustic music. Our professor made this collection, I believe, from his particular library, picking up some works that he found important." Caio Barros history music