Tag: unlecture
Recommendation Engines
This makes it fundamentally different to the recommendation algorithms used by services such as Amazon and iTunes because for these latter services there is an enormous catalogue of material and as re... Read More
Intent and Why?
She has a good question: I walked away from this ‘unlecture’ thinking ‘well if you can guarantee intent, and authorship is such a flimsy notion, then why do we create? In my own ... Read More
Latest Unsymposium VoxPops
Holly applies all this to the recent election battle over Indi (Obama also cracked this with his first campaign, which everyone has been trying to imitate ever since), which is very much long tail an... Read More
Unsymposium 0.5
Anderson says this model allows for more diversity, however, do you think problems such as a recommendations hierarchy could emerge? ... Anderson states that infinite access to entertainment media i... Read More
Unsymposium, more VoxPops
The point of the example was not to show that authors can't trick, but that we all think reason is sovereign, comes first, because we think we are in charge and at the end of the day this is much the ... Read More
VoxPops from Unsymposium 0.3
I'd also point out that if I can ensure my message might make sense because I rely upon and use 'codes and conventions' then the definition of a code is that I am subject to it, not the other way roun... Read More
Uncertainty Versus Control
This uncertainty is any, or all of: my relation to what I make my relation to my audience what I make's relation to the audience what I make's relation to its parts my audience's relation to the... Read More
Unsymposium 0.4
The questions that one of the Thursday classes has raised (they're an interesting set of questions by the way) are: What kind of genre is an interactive documentary? ... If, "Interactive narrative... Read More- 2 of 4
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