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Daniel Cook’s new studio shares some similarities with Hubbub. Both follow the contemporary film studio setup, with teams of free agents converging around projects.
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I read these suggestions for ways to move beyond user centred design mainly as a cry for a shift from a dehumanised ‘objective’ stance to an involved, subjective one.
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Niels zegt waar het op staat en heeft gelijk. Terug in je hok, Hirsch Ballin!
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“The hot new literary form is the “living novel,” constantly being re-written in real-time. This is exciting in a lot of ways; it’s also frustrating. You read a section that moves you, and you want to share it with a friend—but by the time she gets to it, it’s gone, replaced by some weird passage about the history of beekeeping.” That has to be an Ilovebees reference. I am getting the creeping suspicion that this ebook thing might trigger a revival of interactive fiction as well as ARGish weirdness. Just a gut feeling.
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“Many of them are missing the irony in Cow Clicker, says Bogost, and that scares him; instead, they “peacock about what features I might add or how I’ve missed opportunities for virality,” he says. “Those reactions fill me with sorrow and dread.”” I like Cow Clicker, I think making things to comment on stuff is good. I cannot believe people would take it at face value and not see the critical aspect of it.
