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Emile Zile

12 episodes

1 day ago

Looking at the state of alternate publishing and new forms of distribution, PRINT SCREEN will host discussions on the widespread disruption of traditional media channels and the accelerating digitisation of shared cultural consumption. Via podcast and live forum PRINT SCREEN will open up a vital discussion on the new waves of publishing and promotion that are located in simultaneously public and private realms. What are the possibilities for new forums of cultural dispersion? Is there any escape from software after Covid? Where is the new gatekeeper? Who is making new claims? Is this moment of destabilisation a significant opportunity to reimagine publishing?

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Episodes (12/12)

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Crystal Abidin

Internet Ethnographer and researcher Crystal Abidin talks on Tik Tok and Douyin, Social Video virality and the social relationships extended through the networked body

4 years ago

35 minutes 16 seconds

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Image Collective

Annika Koops and Josephine Mead of Image Collective talk collectivism under covid, and publication making instead of exhibition making during plague conditions...

4 years ago

39 minutes 51 seconds

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Christopher LG Hill

Christopher LG Hill on hyperlink newsletters, email and non-algorithmic social media...

4 years ago

31 minutes 44 seconds

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Joshua Citarella

Joshua Citarella on Twitch video streaming, memes and politics beyond capture...

4 years ago

38 minutes 7 seconds

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Living in CV-19, lockdown parenting, death and rebirth with Erick Mitsak

Erick Mitsak is a performer, actor, writer and director who has worked in a wide smattering of cultural forms from cabaret to childrens theatre, from Australian TV to commercial voice overs.

5 years ago

49 minutes 56 seconds

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Fear and compliance under CV-19, civil rights erosion in the surveillance (smart) city with Sam de Silva

Sam de Silva is a Melbourne-based researcher who writes on the impact of social technology. With a background in tactical media and information technology, he has produced work related to automated facial analysis, surveillance and social justice movements.

5 years ago

50 minutes 12 seconds

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Making performance in CV-19 time, disembodied voices and remote intimacies with Samara Hersch

Based in Amsterdam, Australian artist and theatre maker Samara Hersch found herself stationed in Melbourne during the CV-19 outbreak. We talk about reimagining audiences for performance, methods of marking time in lockdown conditions and the new languages needed for performance post 'Rona.

5 years ago

42 minutes 44 seconds

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Escape from Okinawa, plague 2K20 research methods and labour-sim gaming with Cameron Allan McKean

Usually found underwater researching coral reefs, Cameron Allan McKean had to retreat to calmer waters during the outbreak of CV-19. We talk about digital ethnographic practices, the deep 'fight or cry' triggers of a nasal CV-19 test and the liberation through grinding that can be found in labor-simulation games.

5 years ago

56 minutes 27 seconds

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Wuhan forewarnings, CV-19 mythologies, western medicine and pharmaceutical panic with Nicolas Hausdorf

Nicolas Hausdorf discusses the early online traces of CV-19 and the subsequent waves of fear and uncertainty that rippled through society. We talk through some of the cultural, social and medical repercussions of this novel corona virus.

5 years ago

1 hour 2 minutes 18 seconds

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Attention span burnout, suburban rage quitting, CV-19 cultural timebombs with Simon Sellars

Author of theory-fiction novel Applied Ballardianism, Simon Sellars joins me to discuss the flooding of the mind during CV19, attention span burnout and the mutations of culture emerging in a 'COVIDSAFE' world.

5 years ago

43 minutes 41 seconds

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Escape from NY, Hotel quarantine social lives, ASMR parasocial comforts with Andie Tham

Melbourne painter Andie Tham talks about leaving her New York home base in a hurry at the outbreak of the 'Rona and how she navigated the mental and physical limitations of hotel quarantine in Brisbane en route to Melbourne.

5 years ago

50 minutes 12 seconds

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CV19 social media landscapes, ‘soft therapy’ and internet memory holes with Philip Brophy

Philip Brophy is a Melbourne writer, artist and film maker who talks on the screening and filtering of social media, how platform capitalism is used as 'soft therapy' to soothe the creative classes and the impossibility of not being captured online.

5 years ago

51 minutes 38 seconds