This project is to support and extend the pioneering work initiated by Korean political communication scholars in this area through development of collaborative relations with a…
The film will combine submissions, personal testimonials and mashups created by Open Source Cinema participants, along with the filmmakers content on preemptive forms of law enforcement…
Infoscape Director Greg Elmer, with Ryerson and York U. colleagues
Charles Davis, Janine Marchessault, and John McCullough are pleased to
announce the publication of Locating
Migrating Media, a collection of essays that analyze the growing
political, economic and cultural importance of film and TV shot
locations.
A Symposium co-sponsored by the AHRC funded “New Configurations of Network Politics” project at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge UK, and the Infoscape Centre for the Study of Social Media, Ryerson University, Canada
In the network age, the question of political agency is becoming increasingly troublesome, with a pressing need to reflect upon how collective distributed networks as well as non-human actants re-define the field of the political.
Greg Elmer will be giving a keynote entitled "Thinking out of the Box: Towards a Progressive Politics of Live Research", and Ganaele Langlois will be presenting on "Tracking Networks: Notes on a Semio-Technical Approach".
