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“’If telegraph shortened the sentence, radio shortened the news story, and TV injected the interrogative mood into journalism.”’ -Marshall McLuhan
This portion of Alessandro Ludovico’s examination into the ‘death’ of the print medium captures the broader realities he outlines in his first chapter. Essentially, though the print medium has been predicted to face extinction, it seems to constantly evolve into newer forms of storytelling.
Kunstforum #243 (Austria): Postdigital 2. Issue edited by Franz Thalmair. Article: "Totgesagte Leben Länger: Das Gedruckte Buch Im Postdigitalen Zusammenhang" by Franz Thalmair, featuring work by James Goggin, Mimi Cabell & Jason Huff, Paul Soulellis, Kenneth Goldsmith, Silvio Lorusso, Jon Rafman, Cory Arcangel, and Martin Wecke.
Post-Digital Print – The Mutation of Publishing Since 1894
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Une exposition proposée par Alessandro Ludovico, artiste, théoricien des nouveaux médias, rédacteur en chef de la revue Neural.
New books in the shop including Experimental Jetset: Statement and Counter-statement & Post-digital Print: The Mutation of Publishing Since 1894
"Actually, paper and pixel seem to have become complementary to each other ; print is increasingly the medium of choice for preserving the "quintessance" of the Web. The editor of printed material is the curator, the human filter, the one who decides what should be saved on a stable medium, and what should be left as a message in a bottle tossed into the see of the Internet."
Alessandro Ludovico - Post-digital print
