Human as Media

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• Content marketing: How companies are turning into media. Case studies

  By Andrey Mir on November 16, 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  Brands are engaged in a media arms race. Creating relevant and valuable content is no longer an option, but a necessity. Traditional marketing boils down to managing brand information distribution, while content marketing strives to create conditions in which information… Read More ›

• Trees die twice: the beautiful end of the book era

  By Andrey Mir on November 14, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  A library in Picton organized the DiscARTed Art show It was a cozy evening event organized by a local library in a small town. Anyone who wished to participate had been encouraged to pick up discarded books from one of… Read More ›

• Tickling a touchscreen. Grabbing information. Resettling a human being.

  By Andrey Mir on November 8, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  As Gigaom informs, touch screen devices will soon learn new finger movements. We still have so few options for interactions with gadgets, experts complain. (“How to take mobile gestures to the next level: use pitch, yaw and “the claw””, by… Read More ›

• The thirst for response as a fuel for the Internet

  By Andrey Mir on September 27, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  Over lunch one day an acquaintance of mine criticized my theory of response. “Not everyone writing on the Internet is doing so in order to get a response,” he said. “Take me, for example – I have a blog about… Read More ›

• The emancipation of authorship is the third emancipation of content (after the inventions of the Phonetic Script and the Printing Press)

  By Andrey Mir on September 17, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  How many authors have there been on Earth throughout all of history? No one knows the precise number, though if you really tried to come up with a figure, you’d probably conclude the following: across the entire history of humankind,… Read More ›

• Review, Precis and Comments Re Andrey Miroshnichenko’s book Human as Media: The Emancipation of Authorship. By Robert K. Logan

  By Andrey Mir on June 14, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  Andrey Miroshnichenko, a media futurist and journalist, trained as a philologist, has written a very important book. I would go even further and say that a new star is born that students of media ecology, communications and digital media need… Read More ›

• Twitterature – enjoying literature in bits

  By Andrey Mir on June 12, 2014 • ( 2 )

  

  The tweet as a quantum of content. 800 tweets can make up a novel, but not always. You still need a plot and an author. Writing is not an inherent skill. People read aloud back in the Middle Ages, and… Read More ›

• The myth about the Internet as a dump. How filters create a customized “The Daily Me” for everyone.

  By Andrey Mir on April 22, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  Sure, in terms of how information appears on the Internet, it could be compared with a rubbish dump. Everything gets in. But far from everything circulates and finds an end-user. In reality, nobody uses rubbish. There are no restrictions on… Read More ›

• I publish, therefore I am. Publishing as a duty

  By Andrey Mir on April 5, 2014 • ( 2 )

  

  The tools that we believe make our lives easier simultaneously enslave us. The Internet is not just an opportunity, a gift of progress. It is an obligation that contemporaneity imposes upon us. When we go to the depth of the… Read More ›

• Phenomenological Postmetaneopositivism

  By Andrey Mir on March 31, 2014 • ( 0 )

  

  (Prolegomena to the methodology of unscientific knowledge) 1. There is a reason underlying the expression “what underlies the facts.” Facts serve to cover up the essence of things. .      1.1. Facts take a lot of time without adding much sense…. Read More ›

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