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I took part in a Wiki Sprint in Geneva, Switzerland in May of 2010 at the Mapping Festival. Check out this cool little documentary that was made about our process and our presentation that we did at the festival, which included a live reading of the text which was turned …
I was invited to participate in a Wiki Sprint at the Mapping Festival in Geneva last May. VJs and academics from around the world gathered and collaboratively rewrote, sourced, and found open source and freely licensed images for a new Wikipedia page on VJing, which was sorely in need of …
I was asked by the Neil Wiernik and Greg J. Smith at Vague Terrain to curate an edition of their online new media magazine, Vague Terrain, that is published out of Toronto. I chose work with the theme of international VJ culture. There are over 20 different VJs and VJ …
This is reposted from my ooooold LiveJournal account, which I intend to delete if they let me! The writing below is a little review I did after I got home.
