PUBLIC MARKS with search lead

Each and every title is precious to me, and my hope is that a viewing on this website will lead you to seek out screenings of these pictures or perhaps DVDs as they appear.

Because, this is what your new Elvis looks like, gang. And, eventually somebody will figure out (and publicly admit) that Kutiman, and any number of his peers on the “To-Sue” list, should be passed from Legal down to A&R.

Everybody knows the business has moved from legal to binary files. The question now is how much more lead time old media companies and other IP-obsessives can afford to burn by pretending it’s otherwise.

Pondering what the combination of corn circles, very large QR codes and Google Earth might lead to. Any takers?

The term locative media refers generally to the communication technologies involving location; ie, those providing a link or information relating to a specific place via devices such as GPS, mobile telephones or PDAs, laptop computers or wireless networks. These media are now fully integrated into our daily lives and lead to a whole series of social, professional and cultural routines. Likewise, they have catalysed a certain level of curiosity and concern both in terms of artistic practice and academic study. In this issue of Artnodes, we want to contribute to the academic debate on locative media. We focus specifically on artistic projects that use these media for distinct aims, from political activism to games, or the different ways of appropriating these technologies. This allows us to see, from a conceptual perspective, that all these projects share an idea of the notion of space: how it is ordered, how it is represented, or what kind of social interaction takes place there. These are the underlying questions in each and every one of these locative media projects.

Unfortunately, that's what the French postcard artist Philippe Pissier faces in "obscenity" charges for sending the piece above in the mail as part of a mail art exhibition entitled “Erotic Moments” that was curated by Mark Falkant.

An actual new choice can be useful, but a new set of speculative debates, not so much. Better to ship.

Since when do *camps have a keynote, title, lead & partner sponsors AND charge for admission?! Did I hear bullshit?

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It’s also cool to see that Evan Prodromou (the lead developer, and creator of identi.ca and laconi.ca) has opened a couple tickets for adding RDFa to various pages. If I have the time this would be a fun hack as well.

how to set up the environment so that the right URI-s would lead to the right format, ie, either HTML or RDF.

The purpose of the Web Standards Design Development group is to form a strong network of individuals who have taken the initiative to become craftsmen of their trade. Today it is a list of names, tomorrow it will be a force for good—or at the very least a good list to have when you're in a financial crunch and the guy schlepping real estate is paying $50 per new lead. Membership is free and does not require swallowing colored pills of any kind, but maybe it should.