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Brandeis student film festival, deadline 19 March

Facebook raising privacy concerns? Say it ain’t so!

A high level programming language is one where a programmer doesn’t need to concern themselves with system-level operations such as memory management and code is generally re-usable across platforms.

Deadline at end of March

The first in a series of reports from Montreal’s DOCAM conference on preserving art endangered by technological or cultural obsolescence. What’s going to kill off your installation? Analog media–analog TV signals, video projectors, and even food–are probably the fastest poison.
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The body has always been our primary interface–which some artists and technologists are starting to hack.

NMD alumnus Josh Whinery passes on this opportunity for paid internships this summer.

Intermedia meets new media; performance meets documentation; from the archive: When Idols Die: An Ode to Robert Wilson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0Nos8tDCPc

“U.S. Economy Grinds To Halt As Nation Realizes Money Just A Symbolic, Mutually Shared Illusion.” Wasn’t that William Gibson’s definition of cyberspace?

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