Mia on how the WWW is a ‘web’ and thinking through that a bit more. Jane realises that things are immediately near to hand when writing online, and this makes a difference. More sig...Read More
Mia on the Landow with a nice observation that blogs aren’t really like blogs, for instance blogs are ‘backwards’, and unlike diaries are public. Tilly pauses on just one thing in th...Read More
Two comments, this is a common trope in soap opera and so we don't need multilinear narrative for it (well, except soap opera is also a particular form of multi-sequential narrative), though more impo...Read More
Jennifer does an interesting speculative turn where if hypertext keep changing, then are they, in some small way, alive, or at least, like something living? I think the answer's probably no, but th...Read More
You might think it does, but the link in this post to Regina's blog, is that now a part of her blog, or not? ... Abby has another post and here I think the observation that we no longer consume or u...Read More
(Hypertext is not the only thing here, it's just a good way to get into rethinking readers, texts, writers/makers in the context of network specific work.) Isabella also picks this up , as well as ...Read More
We sort of might take this for granted and nod, "of course" (though some of you will be schocked by your experience of this made literal in Niki) but in practice most of us haven't taken this on board...Read More