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The Neural Archive is a repository of publications collected by us during the years. Browse our collection here.

Microposts

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Dubbing VHS as an involuntary subversive activity during Cold War in Romania. http://www.nytimes.com/video/opinion/100000002708995/vhs-vs-communism.html

22 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Ryan Roy found people on Facebook with the same name, dressed like in their profile picture and sent them friends requests, and all of them creeped out and changed their profile picture immediately http://imgur.com/a/IqXWj

21 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

The Machine to Be Another, swapping visions to swap self-perception http://www.themachinetobeanother.org

04 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Unpainted, Media art fair January 17-20, Munich http://www.unpainted.net

04 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Zeno of Elea di Darius Kazemi, philosophical and conceptual video game http://tinysubversions.com/game/zeno/

07 Dec Retweet this Share on Facebook

Contre Temps, personal exhibition of Olga Kisseleva at Galerie Rabouan Moussion featuring works related to time. http://www.galerie-rabouan-moussion.com/en/exhibitions/olga-kisseleva-contre-temps/37

07 Dec Retweet this Share on Facebook

The media archeology of names: Internet was also a transistor radio from 1969 (Internet Model S-1000 Solid State All-Transistor, c.1969) http://www.markhillpublishing.com/the-internet-transistor-radio/

06 Dec Retweet this Share on Facebook

Malware using inaudible sounds to steal and communicate http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/12/scientist-developed-malware-covertly-jumps-air-gaps-using-inaudible-sound/

Tag Archives: hacktivism

Finn Brunton – Spam: A Shadow History of the Internet

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The MIT Press, ISBN-13: 978-0262018876, Finnish, 296 pages, 2013, English

The language challenge of spam is one of the most underestimated experiments in man-machine relationships. Spam is mainly triggered by the self-feeding appetite for algorithmically generated money, from the classic →

Net Art Implant, Digital Gallery Under The Skin – Anthony Antonellis

Net Art Implant, Digital Gallery Under The Skin

If you thought art might some day really get under your skin you were right. Anthony Antonellis, an American artist who says he “lives and works on the Internet”, developed a gallery in a chip, which he wears under his →

secret.rar – Crack Me If You Can

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The process of encrypting information to improve its security is one of the modern paradigms for shielding information from the myriad possible invisible digital eyes. Epitomized by the strategy of Wikileaks on a mass media level, the fundamental doubts about →

Siegfried Zielinski – [...After the Media]: News from the Slow-Fading Twentieth Century

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Univocal Publishing, ISBN-13: 978-1937561161, English, 275 pages, 2013, USA

Finally translated from German, this essay by Siegfried Zielinski is very involved with contemporaneity, and it presents a preeminent discourse on current media, taking into account their “relational” quality. Starting with →

Edited by Time’s Up, FoAM – PARN: Physical and Alternate Reality Narratives

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Time’s Up, ISBN-13: 978-3200030756, English, 160 pages, 2013, Austria

The archival value of books is tested – for example – in the “catalogue’” concept for preserving coherent and exhaustive information about exhibitions, and in the “documentation” concept for the same →

ScareMail – Benjamin Grosser

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ScareMail is Benjamin Grosser’s answer to Prism: a browser extension to defend our email from surveillance by the National Security Agency. Once installed, ScareMail automatically generates a meaningless story within each email; one able to ostentatiously attract the interest of the →

DIY Kindle Scanner, E-Books Loops Creator

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Deep in the core of the Kindle (Amazon’s e-book reader) terms and conditions there is one clear sentence concerning the ownership of digital content: “Kindle Content is licensed, not sold, to you by the Content Provider”. This means that every →

E. Gabriella Coleman – Coding Freedom: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Hacking

E. Gabriella Coleman

Princeton University Press, ISBN: 978-0691144610, 264 pages, 2012, English
The whole ecosystem of hacking and FLOSS has rarely been considered by academic research, despite often being recognized as a terrific collective →

Matthew Fuller, Andrew Goffey – Evil Media

Matthew Fuller

The MIT Press, ISBN: 978 0262017855, 248 pages, 2012, English
The term “multimedia” has sounded obsolete for more than a decade now. This book by Matthew Fuller and Andrew Goffey brings its →

Alexander R. Galloway – The Interface Effect

Alexander R. Galloway

Polity, ISBN: 9780745662534, 200 pages, 2012, English
Galloway defines interfaces as “action-oriented processes.” They have “effects” (thus the title), “as they transform material states and are themselves effects of other things.” →