I’ve been personally and professionally invested in Twitter for a long time but so many of the recent changes to the platform and other decisions by the owner(s) have sapped not only value but morality out of that space. in light of the move to actually make it unusable this week, I’m finally out. No […]
One of the key aspects of my PhD research is the practice and theory of participatory media, which I originally took to be more self-explanatory than it apparently is. For me, the term participatory media has always encompassed and been greater than the term Web 2.0, which I find reflects old paradigms of thinking about […]
The promises of new technologies and new ways of using technology seem to matter little in their practical application. Where the much-vaunted Web 2.0 promised to deliver human interaction and collaboration that earlier uses of internet technology did not, we instead got Twitter bots, Facebook privacy hoaxes and cats – lots and lots of cats. […]