Archives - Volume 9
'transmit'
- Volume 9
- Issue 1
- Mar. 2006
- Edited by Henk Huijser and Brooke Collins-Gearing
- Image by Jay Paul
- EDITORIAL: Transmit - Henk Huijser and Brooke Collins-Gearing
- FEATURE: SMS Riot: Transmitting Race on a Sydney Beach, December 2005 - Gerard Goggin
- Senders, Receivers and Deceivers: How Liar Codes Put Noise Back on the Diagram of Transmission - Tony Sampson
- Transmitting the Body in Online Interaction - Danny Beusch
- Scenes of Transmission: Youth Culture, MP3 File Sharing, and Transferable Strategies of Cultural Practice - Dale A. Bradley
- Grid: On Being-as-Transmission and Normativity - Robert Payne
- creativity.com: Aladdin’s Cave or Pandora’s Box? - Ben Isakhan, Jason Nelson and Patrick West
- Mapping the Narrative in a Digital Album Cover - Patti Tsarouhis
- Transmitting Genocide: Genocide and Art - Martine Hawkes
- Reconstructing the Internet: How Social Justice Activists Contest Technical Design in Cyberspace - Kate Milberry
- The Transmission of Political Critique after 9/11: “A New Form of Desperation”? - Megan Boler
'collaborate'
- Volume 9
- Issue 2
- May 2006
- Edited by Donna Lee Brien and Axel Bruns
- Image by Ann McLean
- EDITORIAL: Collaborate - Donna Lee Brien and Axel Bruns
- FEATURE: Copyright in a Collaborative Age - Suw Charman and Michael Holloway
- Stigmergic Collaboration: The Evolution of Group Work - Mark Elliott
- Students “at Risk”: Dilemmas of Collaboration - Nahid Kabir and Mark Balnaves
- Riding Waves of Resonance: Morphogenic Fields and Collaborative Research with Australian Travelling Communities - Geoff Danaher, Beverley Moriarty and P.A. Danaher
- The Impossibility of Collaborating with Kathy, ‘The Stupid Bitch’ - Sheryl Brahnam
- The Wicked Problem of Collaboration - Judd Ruggill and Ken McAllister
- Reflections on Practicing Student-Staff Collaboration in Academic Research: A Transformative Strategy for Change? - Maud Perrier
- A Cappella and Diva: A Collaborative Process for Individual Academic Writing - Wendy Beck, Kerry Dunne, Josie Fisher, Jane O'Sullivan and Alison Sheridan
- Would We, Could We, Did We Collaborate? Mutuality and Respect - Belinda R. Tynan = Dawn L. Garbett
- Metacognition through Group Practice in the New Media Classroom - Chris Leslie
- Creative Communities after Television: The Collective Authorship of Channel 101 - Elliot Panek
- Off World Sounds: Building a Collaborative Soundscape - Tara Brabazon and Stephen Mallinder
- Posthuman Collaboration: Multimedia, Improvisation, and Computer Mediation - Hazel Smith and Roger T. Dean
- The Convergence Potentials of Collaboration & Adaptation: A Case Study in Progress - Patrick West
- Interruption/Interaction/Collaboration: A Critical Appraisal of the Textual @traction Interactive Event - Ieuan Morris
'street'
- Volume 9
- Issue 3
- July 2006
- Edited by Kate Oakley and Jinna Tay
- Image by Oksana Zelenko
- EDITORIAL: Street - Kate Oakley and Jinna Tay
- FEATURE: Where Ordinary Activities Lead to War: Street Politics in Seth Tobocman’s War in the Neighborhood - Vanessa Raney
- Vigilant Citizens: Statecraft and Exclusion in Dubbo City - Cameron Muir
- The Romantic and Dangerous Stranger - Irina Gendelman
- Imagining King Street in the Gay/Lesbian Media - Andrew Gorman-Murray
- A Bodily Sign of “Doing Nothing”: Loitering or the Silence before the Storm - Sebnem Timur and Melike Turkan Bagli
- Urban Free Flow: A Poetics of Parkour - Paula Geyh
- Code of the Streets: Videogames and the City - Robert Sweeny
- Street Smarts/Smart Streets: Public Pedagogies and the Streetscape - Andrew Hickey
'free'
- Volume 9
- Issue 4
- Sep. 2006
- Edited by Rachel Cobcroft and Trebor Scholz
- Image by John Fairley
- EDITORIAL: Free - Trebor Scholz and Rachel Cobcroft
- FEATURE: Depiction of Muslims in Selected Australian Media: Free Speech or Taking Sides - Nahid Kabir
- Freedom, Hate, Fronts: Whiteness and Internet Politics in Post-Apartheid South Africa - Patrick Lynn Rivers
- Damning the Flow: Deepa Mehta’s Water - Amita Nijhawan
- Whose Fire on Freedom Holds More Water? - Sukhmani Khorana
- ‘Property Talk’ and the Revival of Blackstonian Copyright - Steve Collins
- Free to Be Obese in a ‘Super Nanny State’? - Nadine Henley
- Freedom Poems - Kathryn Waddell Takara
'filth'
- Volume 9
- Issue 5
- Nov. 2006
- Edited by Andrew Leggett and Donna Hancox
- Image by Julie Firth
- EDITORIAL: filth - Andrew Leggett and Donna Hancox
- FEATURE: The Real Filth in American Psycho: A Critical Reassessment - Donna Lee Brien
- Ineradicable Stain - Julie Firth
- Filth and Sexual Excess: Some Brief Reflections on Popular Scatology - Jack Sargeant
- Abject d’Art - Vivienne Muller
- Abjection as ‘Singular Politics’ in Janet Frame’s The Carpathians - Patrick West
- Filth, Incontinence and Border Protection - Farida Tilbury
- Location, Location: Situating Bondi’s “Rubbish House” - Kirsten Seale
- Extremity, Video Games and the Censors - Scott Beattie
- Chav Scum: The Filthy Politics of Social Class in Contemporary Britain - Imogen Tyler
- Matter Out of Place: Reading Dirty Women - Carol Wical
- Soiling Suburbia: Lynch, Solondz and the Power of Dirt - Jason Bainbridge
'jam'
- Volume 9
- Issue 6
- Dec. 2006
- Edited by Jo Tacchi and Lawrence English
- Image by Lawrence English
- EDITORIAL: Jam - Jo Tacchi and Lawrence English
- FEATURE: Jammed in an Unknown Device - David Toop
- “Boulevard of Broken Songs”: Mash-ups as Textual Re-appropriation of Popular Music Culture - Em McAvan
- Code Jamming - Andrew R. Brown
- Jam2jam: Networked Jamming - Steve Dillon
- Sensory Jam: How the Victoria Preserving Company Pushed Australian Cinema Space into the New Millennium - Leanne Downing
- Putting Up with “Putting Up”: A Cultural Analysis of Making Homemade Jam in the Twenty-First Century - Lynn Houston
- ‘Irigaray Makes Jam’ - Alison Bartlett
- Weblogs as Personal Narratives: Displacing History and Temporality - Yasmin Ibrahim
- Theory-Jamming: Uses of Eclectic Method in an Ontological Spiral - Stephen Stockwell