Posts tagged with “digital communication”

New NWO proposal

By Harry van Vliet on 31 August 2010

In collaboration with University Utrecht the Crossmedialab developed a proposal for a NWO subsidy, the proposal is titled 'A Digital Infrastructure for the contextualization of Cultural Events (DICE)'. The immediate aim of the DICE proposal is to connect four major data collections, part of which were NWO-funded, in the domain of theatre and cinema culture collected by museums and archives. Each of these four collections holds different data on the production, circulation, presentation and reception of film screenings and theatre performances. Since this information has not as of yet been systematically collected and connected, our current knowledge of theatre and cinema culture is particularly fragmented, compartmentalized, incoherent and full of holes, and does not allow for a more systematic and comparative approach of Dutch stage and screen entertainments.

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Digital Communication, why won't kids choose for it?

By Kees Winkel on 28 June 2010

Perhaps I am a bit occupationally deformed when it comes down to (digital) media. That’s probably because I’ve been in the media business for three decades. That must have lead to full incorporation of media as such in my life. Sometimes it is hard to understand that what I regard as important may be of utter uselessness to others who just take the media as they are. But then again, media are in every people’s lives, whether one likes it or not

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