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Download Aula.Pdf NEW MOVEMENTS IN MEDIA OPENING NEW MUSICAL EXPERIENCES: 1 STEP FORWARD, 2 STEPS BACK? / BIG MEDIA FIND CONTENT IS OUT OF CONTROL / WILL WEB 2.0 SOLVE PROBLEMS OR DELIVER ATTENTION ECONOMY? INTERACTION IN MUSIC THE PIANOLA AND DOMESTIC PARTICIPATION GRAPHICAL SCORES APPLYING GEORGE CRUMB TO 'LOST' ARCHITECTURAL APPROACHES ENABLING RICHLY VARIED INTERACTION MODERN MUSIC JOHN CAGE, COMPOSITION AND PARTICIPATION CONCLUSION ENABLING CO-CREATION AND CREATING ATTENTION VIA MODERN COMPOSITION AND ADAPTIVE DESIGNS HISTORY OF PARTICIPATION XENAKIS SCORE CRUMB SCORE RIPPLES AROUND LOST LOSTPEDIA BLOGS ETC. TWP OFFICIAL FORUMS TRAILER BLOGS ETC. FAKE SITE MEDIA UPDATE REVIEWS LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA OFFICIAL US RELEASE TWP TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. C4 SITE FORUMS OFFICIAL TWP ABC SITE UK THUMB RELEASE MEDIA REVIEWS TWP BITTORRENT FORUMS BLOGS ETC. RELEASE EMBEDDED FAKE SITE LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA AMAZON ID UPDATE TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. AMAZON iTUNES COMMENTS RELEASE & TAGS TWP RECAP TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. BLOGS ETC. RIPPLES AROUND LOST LOSTPEDIA BLOGS ETC. TWP FORUMS OFFICIAL TRAILER BLOGS ETC. MEDIA FAKE SITE UPDATE REVIEWS LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA OFFICIAL US RELEASE TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. TWP FORUMS C4 SITE OFFICIAL ABC SITE TWP THUMB UK RELEASE MEDIA REVIEWS TWP FORUMS BITTORRENT RELEASE BLOGS ETC. EMBEDDED LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA FAKE SITE UPDATE AMAZON ID TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. AMAZON COMMENTS iTUNES RELEASE & TAGS TWP RECAP RIPPLES AROUND LOST LOSTPEDIA BLOGS ETC. TWP FORUMS OFFICIAL TRAILER BLOGS ETC. MEDIA FAKE SITE UPDATE REVIEWS LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA OFFICIAL US RELEASE TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. TWP FORUMS C4 SITE OFFICIAL ABC SITE TWP THUMB UK RELEASE MEDIA REVIEWS TWP FORUMS BITTORRENT RELEASE BLOGS ETC. EMBEDDED LOSTPEDIA LOSTPEDIA FAKE SITE UPDATE AMAZON ID TWP FORUMS BLOGS ETC. AMAZON COMMENTS iTUNES RELEASE & TAGS TWP RECAP VILLE RADIEUSE VERNACULAR FANTASY QUALITIES LOOSELY JOINED AGGREGATED INFORMATION FUNCTIONAL RULES CENTRALISED PROFESSIONAL ACCESSIBLE DISCOVERY BOUN RADIANT TOOLS DARY EDUCATION SCALABLE FUNCTION EXPANSION OPTIMISED FOR CITY DISCOVERY NO RULES FIRST ORDER BRAND VALUES ENTERTAINMENT OBJECT TRUST, IMPARTIALITY, FERTILE QUALITY, DEPTH GROWTH FIRST S ORDER SET OBJECT S, AS FEED LOW ROAD CTS S, AV OBJE STABILITY ATTERNS, FEED LINK DESIGN P S VERNACULAR QUALITIES SUBURBS DISAGGREGATED AGGREGATORS EXPRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED AMATEUR FANTASY INNOVATION ARCHITECTURE FUNCTION OPTIMISED FOR EXPRESSION OR "FOLLY" SHOWPIECES PARTICIPATION BRAND VALUES INNOVATION, TRANSPARENCY, UBIQUITY, PERSONALITY QUALITIES AGGREGATED INFORMATION FUNCTIONAL RULES CENTRALISED PROFESSIONAL ACCESSIBLE DISCOVERY BOUN RADIANT TOOLS DARY EDUCATION SCALABLE FUNCTION EXPANSION OPTIMISED FOR CITY DISCOVERY NO RULES FIRST ORDER BRAND VALUES ENTERTAINMENT OBJECT TRUST, IMPARTIALITY, FERTILE QUALITY, DEPTH GROWTH FIRST S ORDER SET OBJECT S, AS FEED LOW ROAD CTS S, AV OBJE STABILITY ATTERNS, FEED LINK DESIGN P S VERNACULAR QUALITIES SUBURBS DISAGGREGATED AGGREGATORS EXPRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED AMATEUR FANTASY INNOVATION ARCHITECTURE FUNCTION OPTIMISED FOR EXPRESSION OR "FOLLY" SHOWPIECES PARTICIPATION BRAND VALUES INNOVATION, TRANSPARENCY, UBIQUITY, PERSONALITY QUALITIES AGGREGATED INFORMATION FUNCTIONAL JOHN CAGE RULES CENTRALISED PROFESSIONAL ACCESSIBLE DISCOVERY BOUN RADIANT TOOLS DARY EDUCATION SCALABLE FUNCTION EXPANSION OPTIMISED FOR CITY DISCOVERY NO RULES FIRST ORDER BRAND VALUES ENTERTAINMENT OBJECT TRUST, IMPARTIALITY, FERTILE QUALITY, DEPTH GROWTH FIRST S ORDER SET OBJECT S, AS FEED LOW ROAD CTS S, AV OBJE STABILITY ATTERNS, FEED LINK DESIGN P S VERNACULAR QUALITIES SUBURBS DISAGGREGATED AGGREGATORS EXPRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED AMATEUR FANTASY INNOVATION ARCHITECTURE FUNCTION OPTIMISED FOR EXPRESSION OR "FOLLY" SHOWPIECES PARTICIPATION BRAND VALUES INNOVATION, TRANSPARENCY, UBIQUITY, PERSONALITY HPSCHD NEW MOVEMENTS IN MEDIA HALF-FORMED CONCLUSION! GIVEN CONTROLLING METHODS WON'T WORK, ENGAGE AND CO-CREATE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADAPTIVE/VERNACULAR DESIGN, MODERN COMPOSITION AND PARTICIPATIVE MEDIA ALL ENABLE CO-CREATION AND CREATE AGENCY AND ATTENTION, YET ALSO SHAPE RESPONSES THINK: COMPOSER / ORCHESTRATOR RATHER THAN PERFORMER THINK: VARIED ARCHITECTURAL RESPONSES, WITH WIDER CANVAS CREATE NEW TOOLS, METAPHORS ACCORDINGLY .
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