Old-fashioned Futures and Re-fashionable Media
Old-fashioned Futures and Re-fashionable Media
Joel Burges and Wayne Marshall will contribute to the rethinking of media studies at MIT by taking up the shared metaphor of fashion.
MIT Graduate Program in Comparative Media Studies
Studying Media and Making Media
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Code and Platform in Computational Media
Code and Platform in Computational Media
This talk will describe how looking at the code and platform levels can enhance our comparative media studies of computational works.
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Robots and Media: Science Fiction, Anime, Transmedia, and Technology
Robots and Media: Science Fiction, Anime, Transmedia, and Technology
Ian Condry on the prevalence of giant robots in anime and Cynthia Breazeal on how science fiction has influenced the development of real robotic systems.
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