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‘Watch the Birdie': The Star Economy, Social Media and The Celebrity Group Selfie
(Article)This work will explore some of the broader implications of celebrity group selfies, through the example of Ellen DeGeneres’ star-studded group shot, taken during the 2014 Academy Awards ceremony, Joan Collins 2014 Prince’s ... -
Water
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A Wave is Not a Thing: Three Breaths in Empty Space [Artist's Talk]
(Presentation)In this public Phoenix Artist's Talk, Bret Battey described the context, concepts and technologies that lay behind his installation "Three Breaths in Empy Space", running in the Phoenix, Leicester gallery from 19 November, ... -
We break strings: the alternative classical scene in London
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We Conduct Electricity
(Musical Score)Composition for three conductors using samples from the performer's conducting style, voice and instruments. -
What is generative art?
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What lies between mechatronics and medicine?
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What Reading the Romance Did for Us
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When the ‘other’ becomes ‘us’: mediated representations, ‘terrorism’ and the ‘war on terror’.
(Article)The aim of this paper is to elaborate on the use of one of the rhetorical techniques employed in the political and mediated representation of 'Islamist terrorists' by the British print media in the aftermath of the London ... -
Where are we? Extended music practice on the internet
(Book chapter)At the time of writing at least twenty years of extended sound-based performance via the internet is now behind us. Already in 2003 Alvaro Barbosa summarised the elements that had emerged in the first generation of networked ... -
Where's Walsenburg?
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Who's Reporting the Protests? Converging practices of citizen journalists and two BBC World Service newsrooms, from Iran's election protests to the Arab uprisings
(Article)The 2009 protests in Iran and the 2011 Arab uprisings took place in complex and fast evolving media ecologies. The BBC's Persian and Arabic language services, which reach millions, drew heavily on content created by ordinary ... -
A Whole New Ball Game? The Changing European Sports Rights Marketplace
(Book chapter)Using examples from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, this chapter analyses how the growing use of online delivery for sports content is changing the European sports rights market. The chapter highlights ...