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In with the old – out of the archives part 2 | Indexicality

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INDEXICALITY: :Thoughts and notions from a Library and Information Science student. In with the old – out of the archives part 2. February 16, 2010. In response to yesterday’s post Jakub writes this:. Hi, I’ve just recently discovered these two:. Old ads: http:/ www.vintageadbrowser.com/. Book covers, flyers etc: http:/ www.coverbrowser.com/. Vodpod videos no longer available. I used to volunteer in a political poster archive. And I often felt that many people didn’t really understand that there is...

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Radical views behind the (virtual) desk | Indexicality

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INDEXICALITY: :Thoughts and notions from a Library and Information Science student. Radical views behind the (virtual) desk. February 22, 2010. It’s not all. Out there in the library world. I’ve recently joined up to volunteer at Radical Reference. A great resource for students, information workers, activists and independent journalists. Here’s the opening paragraph of their Mission Statement:. Sounds good, right? I’m looking forward to participating. See you there! From → Uncategorized. Forge Ahead Pupp...

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Click away | Indexicality

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INDEXICALITY: :Thoughts and notions from a Library and Information Science student. March 16, 2010. I’m adding some new links to the righthand sidebar, so I thought I’d give a quick overview of the what and why. I listen to podcasts (audio and video) all the time now. It’s my radio. Lately I’ve come across one called Spark. Produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Centre (CBC). It’s great! Do any of you listen to podcasts? What are your favorites? The second newest link is to The Royal Super Bibbatant.

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Closing up shop, relaunch to be announced. | Indexicality

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INDEXICALITY: :Thoughts and notions from a Library and Information Science student. Closing up shop, relaunch to be announced. November 1, 2011. It sure has been quiet here the last year! I can only say that I lost steam in the midst of the thesis storm, and after that life carried me away (from blogging, that is). As for the thesis, it went really well. I got to work with the estimable Birger Larsen. It was great to meet others working in the field and hear about their various projects. Celebrating a th...

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Bringing the underground into the library and into our lives | Indexicality

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INDEXICALITY: :Thoughts and notions from a Library and Information Science student. Bringing the underground into the library and into our lives. February 24, 2010. How great an idea is this? Lucky me, one of those five libraries happens to be my very own neighborhood library. Hurrah! Party in the library! How the underground wires up. While this kind of thing may be dime a dozen in other places (like the States? And while it is yet to be seen just how. Were they successful, in your opinion? That means &...

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Glitchbreak — Shay Moradi

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Originally presented for the Glitch Reader. Recently I was considering the future of glitch art and whether it has a future. I thought its best to start with the present and therein lies the issue, the present makes me quite uneasy. My intention certainly isn’t to offend, it’s to spark a bit of dialogue or at best make a new explorer of this area think more carefully about how they can contribute and make way for the new, fresh and cerebral works I’ve been selfishly dying to see. Do they use plug-ins and...