Video Transcript of Didier Bigo and Greg Elmer in Conversation: Foucault, Space, and Security

Read more to see the video transcript of Lab Director Greg Elmer's conversation with Didier Bigo. The video runs for approximately an hour and a half. Didier begins the conversation and Elmer responds. Questions from the audience follow. At about the hour mark, there is a brief interruption in the video due to a tape change.


6 June, 2008 - 18:47

Blogosphere pummels Carbon Tax, Mum on Cap and Trade

While Canadian bloggers voiced strong opinions both in favour and opposed to Stephane Dion’s Carbon tax, the blogosphere was nearly silent on Ontario and Quebec’s new cap and trade initiative. A sample of blogs posting on both topics (from May 28-June 3rd) found that only 20% of bloggers voiced opinions (10% in favour, 10% opposed) on the cap and trade initiative. Conversely, 80% of bloggers voiced opinions on a carbon tax, 50% opposed and only 30% in favour. (see chart below) 


5 June, 2008 - 10:32

Ganaele Langlois successfully defends her PhD

Members of the Infoscape Lab celebrate Ganaele's successful defenceMembers of the Infoscape Lab celebrate Ganaele's successful defence
Ganaele's dissertation committee was Barbara Crow (supervisor), Greg Elmer, Steve Bailey, Kevin Dowler, Shannon Bell, and Wendy Chun (external)Ganaele's dissertation committee was Barbara Crow (supervisor), Greg Elmer, Steve Bailey, Kevin Dowler, Shannon Bell, and Wendy Chun (external)


30 May, 2008 - 12:02

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The Infoscape Research Lab hosts research projects that focus on the cultural impact of digital code. The lab engages in software and other new media tool development, code mapping, interface design, and new media content analysis. The lab is funded in part with grants from the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Canadian Media Research Consortium.