Sabrina R
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on the atlas — 9
- The Wall (novel) - Wikipedia1 savers
- You Met Me At A Very Chinese Time In My Life | Know Your Meme1 savers
- Wolbachia - Wikipedia2 savers
- Gulf War syndrome - Wikipedia1 savers
- What happened to Tomokazu Fukushima? : r/metalgearsolid1 savers
- “Digital Culture is Mass Culture”: An interview with Digital Conservator Dragan Espenschied | The Signal1 savers
- Tomokazu Fukushima’s role in Metal Gear Solid 1 & 2 – @thearkhound on Tumblr1 savers
- Understanding Interactive Digital Narrative | Immersive Expressions fo1 savers
- The Curious Case of Tomokazu Fukushima :: THE SNAKE SOUP1 savers
highlights — 2
“I strongly believe that designing the access to complex legacy digital artifacts and systems is the largest contemporary challenge in digital culture. Digital culture is mass culture, and collection and preservation practices have to change to reflect this fact.”
“Digital Culture is Mass Culture”: An interview with Digital Conservator Dragan Espenschied | The SignalDragan: As much as Digital Culture is Mass Culture, it is also more about practices than objects. In order for artifacts to survive culturally, they need to become useful again in contemporary digital culture. Since, at the moment, “content” that is isolated, de-contextualized and shuffled around in databases of social networking sites is the main form of communication, to be useful an artifact has to work as a “post,” it has to become impartible and be brought into a format that is accepted everywhere. And that is a screenshot. I have a great setup with emulators and proxy servers and whatnot…
“Digital Culture is Mass Culture”: An interview with Digital Conservator Dragan Espenschied | The Signal