I’ve written before of the ways that contemporary media, with their recording/archiving and modeling/projection functions, enable a simultaneous opening up of the past and the future, even as they leave us dependent on them so that our own capacities for memory and prognostication fail when our media fail. As we continue to build a universal […]
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The dogs of the universal image machine
Posted in Music & soundscape, Science & society, tagged CD Baby, copyright, Musicworks, Resurrected Fields, surveillance, technology, universal image machine, Yasuhiro Otani, YouTube on August 22, 2021 | 1 Comment »