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David Golumbia teaches in the Media Studies program and the English Department at the University of Virginia. David Golumbia teaches in the Media Studies program and the English Department at the University of […]

Tiziana Terranova teaches media and cultural studies at the University of East London. She has published her research on digital cultures in New Formations, Science and Culture, Derive e approdi, and the on-line journal The Difference Engine. She is currently holding an Economic and Social Research Grant to research the role of Web design in the development of the Internet and is completing a book on postrepresentational analyses of digitalization. Tiziana Terranova teaches media and cultural studies at the University of East London. She has published her research on digital cultures in New Formations, Science and Culture, Derive e approdi, […]

Andrew Walser studies and teaches at the University of Illinois-Chicago. He is currently editing a special issue of the electronic book review (www.altx.com/ebr) devoted to the work of Joseph McElroy. Andrew Walser studies and teaches at the University of Illinois-Chicago. He is currently editing a special issue of the electronic book review (www.altx.com/ebr) devoted to the work of Joseph […]

John Monberg is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas. His research examines the ways that large scale technologies act as social infrastructures, the pathways through which global economic imperatives reconstitute local natural and social ecologies. John Monberg is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas. His research examines the ways that large scale technologies act as social infrastructures, the pathways through which global economic imperatives reconstitute local natural and social […]

[…]of English at the University of Maryland, where his research and teaching includes digital studies, textual theory, and applied humanities computing. His current project is entitled Mechanisms. Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (http://www.glue.umd.edu/~mgk) is Assistant Professor of English and Digital Studies at University of Maryland, College […]

[…]Lang Publishing. Kembrew McLeod is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at The University of Iowa. He received his Ph.D. in Communication from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. His book Owning Culture: Authorship, Ownership and Intellectual Property Law will be published within the Toby Miller-edited series “Popular Culture and Everyday Life” through Peter Lang Publishing. In addition to publishing a number of chapters in edited volumes and articles in scholarly journals (Journal of Communication, Popular Music, Journal of Popular Music Studies), he has written extensively about popular music and popular culture in Rolling Stone, SPIN, The Village Voice, […]

[…]of Massachusetts Dartmouth. He is the author most recently of The Politics of Education: A Critical Introduction (Paradigm 2014) and The Failure of Corporate School Reform (Paradigm […]

[…]include information design and digital arts. He has seven years experience in the design industry working as an information designer and has worked for clients in the diverse fields of telecommunications, finance, education and the arts. He is currently the Programme?s Web editor. Molloy is an Assistant Professor in the University Scholars Programme at the National University of Singapore (NUS). His research interests include information design and digital arts. He has seven years experience in the design industry working as an information designer and has worked for clients in the diverse fields of telecommunications, finance, education and the arts. He […]

Gregory L. Ulmer is Professor Emeritus, English and Media Studies, University of Florida, and Joseph Beuys Chair at the European Graduate School. His work with the Florida Research Ensemble (FRE) is coordinated through the EmerAgency consultancy http://emeragency.electracy.org/ (see Miami Virtue, http://smallcities.tru.ca/index.php/cura/issue/view/5). His most recent books are Avatar Emergency (2012), and Electracy (2015). Ulmer’s current project is a collaboration with the FRE developing a pedagogy (Konsult) native to the electrate […]

[…] He teaches courses on phenomenological sociology, visual sociology, sociology of the body, and critical theory and cultural politics. Among his current research projects are a continuation of his research on Dali, first presented in his book, This is Not an Essence: Dali and Postmodernism, a phenomenological exploration of loss, and a study on the irruption of the uncivilized body in everyday face-to-face interaction. Marc J. LaFountain is Professor of Sociology and Chair of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology at the University of West Georgia. He teaches courses on phenomenological sociology, visual sociology, sociology of the body, and […]