Note that the Marvin is available through the library as an electronic resource (just search for it and click "Electronic Resource") or you could buy the book--we're reading several chapters from it.

a good find!! Muybridge's Zoopraxiscope: Setting Time In Motion from Chocolate Films on Vimeo.

Sorry for the delay! Find both texts on ecommons. Crary at first appears to be sideways, but persevere and it straightens out.

just a reminder, Veteran's Day is NEXT Thursday the 11th. Sorry if I said anything confusing about this on Tuesday, but there IS class today.

Great interview on Rhizome with Olga Goriunova, Curator of Fun with Software. Could be useful for people researching net art, memes, humor, computers in general...

Recently on BoingBoing there have been a few posts about time traveling technology. First, one showing a woman talking into a cell phone in 1928 footage of people lining up for the premiere of Charlie Chaplin's movie The Circus, then this one with several new instances of this phenomenon, which ...

While scavenging for images for this week's ppt, I found this great blog compiled by Nina Wenhart--from what I've read of your proposals, some of you would find the material collected here useful.

Link to the games for ECTOCOMP 2010! Also, a link to the ECTOCOMP wiki page, for anyone desiring more. Note that the games require the ADRIFT Runner or a Gargoyle interpreter in order to be played on a PC (the Runner is the preferred environment).  Mac users should use Spatterlight, I believe, though I personally haven't ...

again via the marvelous Duncan: One issue of the webcomic Wondermark briefly discusses the hyperreal. Students with questions about hyperreality (as we touched on during Strange Culture) might find this issue handy in terms of defining the term.

via Duncan: "Blog post from an Australian reporter and explorer of interactive fiction about salient notes from Get Lamp."