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Issue no. 1

The quick guide to Issue no. 1, published on October 21, 2013:

features.

The Millennium Map Experience | CELIA LANDESBURG

The Male Domain: Exclusion Of Women In Video Games | KAYLEIGH CONNER

Internet Profiles: The Identities The Web Has Created For Us | ANGELA POLINSKY

Al-Qaeda’s Media Strategy (An Excerpt) | REBECCA EARNHARDT

Gaming The University Of Richmond | ANDREW JONES

Designing Cities Of The Future | KRISTIN SCOTT

Unplugged: A 24-Hour Media Fast | NICOLE MAURANTONIO

Branding Digital America | SARAH KING

Fashion Blogging And Webcam Media | LESLIE BLOOMFIELD

How The Internet Is Helping The Music Industry | WILL JOHNSON

The Demise Of Net.Art: A Look At Artifacts Past | KENTA MURAKAMI

Living In Loser City: An Interview With The Creators | FRANCESCA LYN

Dead Man’s Bell: Virilio’s Tele-Vision & The Cybernetic Eternity | NORBERTO GOMEZ JR.

Collecting Male Tears: Misandry And Weaponized Femininity On The Internet | JILLIAN HOROWITZ

Virtual Interworlds | SEMI RYU

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contributors.

DANIEL FANINO
+ Lost In Translation
+ A Different Kind Of Internet

NORBERTO GOMEZ
+ Section Two: The Magical Mystery Revival
+ A Stranger-Web: The Death And Rebirth Of The Chatroom

MICHAEL LEONBERGER
+ Lady Gaga: Pop Banquet
+ Digital Tattoo
+ Dreaming Electric Keloid
+ Past, Present, And Future

KENTA MURAKAMI
+ Flickr Friends
+ “I Am Your Girlfriend” (And Life Is A Drag)

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extras.

Evolution

Editor’s Note

Thank you for reading Digital America. We’re grateful that this issue came together during the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 election cycle, and we thank everyone working to prevent the spread. Digital America would like to express its solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and to encourage artists of color to submit their cybernetic art to the journal. We’re happy to share Issue 16 with you, and hope that it can bring you peace and perspective in this tumultuous year.

To learn more about Digital America, feel free to reach out! You can also submit your work at any time to submissions@digitalamerica.org.

P.S. If  you only have a few minutes, start here. These pieces, varied in medium, present pertinent and timely analyses of our current socioeconomic realities.  

Deconstructing Whiteness | Avital Meshi

Financial accessibility to calm our apocalyptic anxieties | Dahlia Bloomstone

Exponential Growth | Eric Souther

VIRONOMICON | Eric Millikin

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