Re: <nettime> Definitions

[JeremyUK {AT} cs.com]

Agreed. "Sharp borders" don't apply.

"New Media" is now usually internet based, tending to have some or all of 
these components or features:  broadband, graphics, high definition, dynamic, 
interactive, geo-tracked, geo-targeted, real-time, database driven, 
multi-platform, wireless, etc.. 

"New" implies state-of-the-art which is constantly changing.

Hope this helps.

^^Jeremy UK


In a message dated 11/22/2005 12:58:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
pi {AT} attacksyour.net writes:

> Subj:Re: <nettime> Definitions
> Date:11/22/2005 12:58:17 PM Eastern Standard Time
> From:    pi {AT} attacksyour.net (martin pichlmair)
> Sender:    nettime-l-request {AT} bbs.thing.net
> Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:pi {AT} attacksyour.net";>pi {AT} attacksyour.net</A> (martin pichlmair)
> To:    nettime-l {AT} bbs.thing.net
> 
> i still insist upon not _defining_ but _describing_ it. definitions  
 <...>


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