Interview with Waldemar Węgrzyn – Elektrobiblioteka
Institute of Network Cultures: Can you introduce yourself: your background and what you are doing now? Waldemar: My name is Waldemar Węgrzyn and I’m a graphic designer from Katowice, Poland. This year...
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Interview with Anna and Britt – Visual Editions, London
“Visual Editions, nicknamed VE, is a London-based book publisher, started in early 2009 by Anna and Britt. The idea for VE comes from our joint love of books and a (mischievous) desire to do things...
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The Infinite Adventure Machine (TIAM) is a proposal for a computer program which generates fairy-tale plots. While fully automatic story generation remains an unsolved problem for computer science,...
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The People’s E-Book
The People’s E-Book by Hol Art Books from Kickstarter UPDATE: The People’s E-Book will be built! Now, help us build it even better. The more we raise now, the more features we can offer our users in...
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I Read Where I Am: a discussion with Thomas Castro from LUST
A few days ago, I went to The Hague to talk with Thomas Castro –one of the designers of LUST– about I Read Where I Am which is one of the editorial projects of the studio. We also discussed more...
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Discussion on possible future research in the field of (digital) publishing
17-18 November 2016, Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam Present: Janneke Adema, Marc de Bruijn, Mathieu Cenac, David Desrimais, Leonieke van Dipten, Gijs de Heij, Silvio Lorusso, Andrea Nienhaus,...
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Digital Publishing Follow-up meeting #2
23 January 2017, Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam Present: Janneke Adema, Marc de Bruijn, Mathieu Cenac, Florian Cramer, David Desrimais, Leonieke van Dipten, David Gauthier, Inte Gloerich,...
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State of the Art: The Phase of the Post-digital in Publishing
Book publishing is one of the largest creative industries in Europe, deeply rooted in European history, thinking, and identity and in the different cultures, languages, and national markets across the...
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Theory on Demand: A Hands-on Approach to Learning How to Publish
By Inga Luchs After three months of working on publishing a manuscript, I understood that today in the Digital Age, publishing is not reserved to traditional publishing houses anymore but, to the...
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Collected essays on post-digital publishing practices
For those who read Brazilian Portuguese, check out this newly published collection of essays on post-digital practices in the arts and cultures, edited by Pablo Gobira & Tadeus Mucelli:...
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