The Print Archive of Ars Electronica covers publications since 1979 in the fields of Cyber Arts/Prix, Festival and special publications and as well as the audio-visual supplements, museum brochures, updates and special publications. All text and articles are searchable and readable. The festival catalogues are since 2000 in the original layout as PDFs, for the preceding years, only the OCR text information was preserved but they are also readable. CyberArts catalogues are complete PDFs, catalogues before 2005 were physically digitised, as the print data no longer exists.
New deals are being called for everywhere these days, which speaks to a growing awareness of the inevitability of change. However, it is probably also a sign of our longing for easy solutions, of the ultimately naive hope that a few negotiations and agreements will be enough to put things back in balance. So what might a new deal look like, and what do we mean by “deal” in this context? Nothing will come of the new digital deal if we see it only as a quick horse-trading exercise, if we are only out to negotiate a few benefits for ourselves. Nor is it a deal that anyone can negotiate for us, because a crucial aspect of the “New Digital Deal” is the question of “how are we going to deal with it?” — in other words, the question of options for action and the ability to act. ars.electronica.art/newdigitaldeal
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A New Digital Deal. How the Digital World Could Work |
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Impressum, Content, Sponsors and Editorial | Gerfried Stocker / Meinhard Lukas | ||
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Kepler´s Garden & create your world | |||
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European Platform For Digital Humanism | |||
Ars Electronica Animation Festival & Deep Space 8K | |||
University of Art and Design Linz Campus - Loops of Wisdom | |||
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