| Cast-offs from the Golden Age | Excerpt from most recent thread: "Are you running an up to date version of your browser (either Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari)?
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| Crowds | Excerpt from peer response: "One of the most interesting feature of the project’s form, to my mind, is its distributed existence as print artifact and electronic website." - N Katherine Hayles, UCLA, Los Angeles, 4.20.2006 |
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| Digital Dynamics Across Cultures | Excerpt from most recent thread: "[In print now, this review will be available digitally late this year when Museum Anthropology fully joins AnthroSource (www." - Jason Baird Jackson, Indiana University--Bloomington, 5.24.2006 |
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| Hurricane Digital Memory Bank | Excerpt from most recent thread: "It is possible that HDMB will spawn a separate website that interprets the archive and encourages discussion, but HDMB is a collecting site first." - Sheila Brennan, George Mason University, 5.17.2006 |
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| Objects of Media Studies | Excerpt from most recent thread: "What is unique is that all these exploration options are present on the screen at the same time, allowing the user to have their own experiences with the projects and not just a linear, text-based experience." - Jess and Elissa, Los Angeles, 10.10.2007 |
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| Panorama Ephemera | Excerpt from peer response: "The experience of scrolling through the provocative, often aphoristic, texts and encountering the inspiringly eclectic parade of archival film clips yields both pleasure and a sense of discovery." - Dan Streible, USC/NYU, 4.25.2006 |
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| Slavery's Ephemera | Excerpt from most recent thread: "The initial page, a map/trail leading from Oaklawn to New Orleans, drew me into the texts and images." - Vanessa Vobis, Santa Rosa, CA, 5.23.2006 |
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| The Agrippa Files | Excerpt from peer response: "Still, I am wondering if there had been more exciting and experimental strategies available to draw more people to the original Agrippa? I doubt this will do it." - Huhtamo Erkki, UCLA, 4.20.2006 |
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