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-====== VJ12 expo, video programme, readinglist ====== 
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 [[vj12 | VJ12 Brainstorm]] | [[Vj12 Press Release | VJ12 Press Release]] | [[Vj12Expo | VJ12 Expo, video programme, readinglist]] [[vj12 | VJ12 Brainstorm]] | [[Vj12 Press Release | VJ12 Press Release]] | [[Vj12Expo | VJ12 Expo, video programme, readinglist]]
  
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 **Video Programme** **Video Programme**
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 +http://constantvzw.org/vj12/spip.php?article7
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 +A program with web videos around the central themes of the festival. Videos are screened in a loop and can be consulted, annotated and commented upon using the Active Archive Video Wiki.
  
 **Active Archives** **Active Archives**
  
 //Constant feat. Michael Murtaugh//\\ //Constant feat. Michael Murtaugh//\\
-Drawings: Pierre Huyghebaert+//Drawings: Pierre Huyghebaert//
  
 http://activearchives.org http://activearchives.org
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 ==== Copy Shop ==== ==== Copy Shop ====
  
-Photocopier, USB printer and repository of digital works to be duplicated and taken home+In the Copy Shop you can find a photocopier at your disposal, an USB printer and repository of digital works to be duplicated and taken home.
  
 ==== Reading room ==== ==== Reading room ====
  
-A collection of related books and other materials to consult+The Reading Room contains a collection of related books and other related materials.
  
 **FLOSS-Manuals** **FLOSS-Manuals**
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 ==== Kitchen ==== ==== Kitchen ====
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 +Food and drinks are prepared at democratic prices in our custom built kitchen.
  
 **As with the commander of an army** **As with the commander of an army**
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 You may be infringing copyright without even knowing it. Lawbot can help. Lawbot and the Case of the Missing Copyright Infringers is a text adventure game created to teach the basics of Canadian copyright law. It drops you into a futuristic world where copyright enforcement has gone mad. On your quest to rescue your partner and set things right, you'll learn about things like fair dealing, infringement and alternatives to traditional copyright. Why would you want to learn about all that? Because you're probably infringing already and it's nice to know exactly what it is you're doing that bothers so many industries so much. You may be infringing copyright without even knowing it. Lawbot can help. Lawbot and the Case of the Missing Copyright Infringers is a text adventure game created to teach the basics of Canadian copyright law. It drops you into a futuristic world where copyright enforcement has gone mad. On your quest to rescue your partner and set things right, you'll learn about things like fair dealing, infringement and alternatives to traditional copyright. Why would you want to learn about all that? Because you're probably infringing already and it's nice to know exactly what it is you're doing that bothers so many industries so much.
  
-==== Central room ====+ 
 +**<$BlogTitle$>** 
 + 
 +//jodi// 
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 +http://blogspot.jodi.org/ 
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 +"When Blogger interpreted <$BlogTitle$> as a malicious spamblog and actually blocked 3 of the blogpages Jodi created, <$BlogTitle$> exposed the myth that blogs are the medium that realized total freedom of speech. In this case, the process of making meaning became very literally a process of destruction. Moreover, it became clear at once that blog users actually have to answer to a built-in political system. This politics is based on a system governed by the desire and belief that it will be used to distribute knowledge and opinions in a specific, ‘preformatted’ way. Bloggers that do not answer to these conventions risk the possibility of being blocked or to have their blogs completely deleted." 
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 +==== Central Room ====
  
 **Surveillance wall** **Surveillance wall**
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 <del>Amongst the F/LOSS softwares we used: **driftnet**, **upsidedowninternet** ...</del> <del>Amongst the F/LOSS softwares we used: **driftnet**, **upsidedowninternet** ...</del>
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 +<del>**Print/poster**</del>
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 +http://aj.chaton.free.fr/portraitsengl/architecte.html
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 +//Anne James Chaton//
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 +<del>Description</del>
  
 ==== Object Room ==== ==== Object Room ====
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 One sentence contained within every HTML tag in alphabetical order One sentence contained within every HTML tag in alphabetical order
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 +**The first connection**
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 +//Leonard Kleinrock//
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 +http://www.lk.cs.ucla.edu/first_words.html
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 +A record of the first message ever sent over the ARPANET
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 +It took place at 22:30 hours on October 29, 1969. This record is an excerpt from the "IMP Log" that was kept at UCLA.
  
 ==== Audio Room ==== ==== Audio Room ====
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 Experimental music piece by Alfredo Costa Monteiro Experimental music piece by Alfredo Costa Monteiro
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-==== Poster Room ==== 
  
 **Oppera Internettikka - Protection et Sécurité** **Oppera Internettikka - Protection et Sécurité**
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 "Oppera Internettikka - Protection et Sécurité" explores the poetics of a contemporary sound form: opera as a sound event for the audience in the form of a live internet audio broadcast. In that way it combines the notion of the world wide web communication protocols and classical artspace: an opera house. Opera is a very strictly coded form of art with a lot of passion, and internet is a lonely place of solitude and intimate communication which is becoming more and more fragile, dangerous and suspicious. "Oppera Internettikka - Protection et Sécurité" explores the poetics of a contemporary sound form: opera as a sound event for the audience in the form of a live internet audio broadcast. In that way it combines the notion of the world wide web communication protocols and classical artspace: an opera house. Opera is a very strictly coded form of art with a lot of passion, and internet is a lonely place of solitude and intimate communication which is becoming more and more fragile, dangerous and suspicious.
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 +==== Poster Room ====
  
 **CCtv manifesto** **CCtv manifesto**
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 Het Vlaams Theater Instituut bracht de decretale geschiedenis in kaart en visualiseerde deze in een affiche. Welke organisaties kregen in deze periode structurele subsidies? Hoe groot was hun hap uit de taart? Het affiche 'Hoeveel olifanten lust een slang' vertelt ons veel over de ontwikkeling van de structureel gesubsidieerde organisaties en over de veranderende houding van de overheid, over de globale bewegingen/diversifiëring van het culturele landschap. Het Vlaams Theater Instituut bracht de decretale geschiedenis in kaart en visualiseerde deze in een affiche. Welke organisaties kregen in deze periode structurele subsidies? Hoe groot was hun hap uit de taart? Het affiche 'Hoeveel olifanten lust een slang' vertelt ons veel over de ontwikkeling van de structureel gesubsidieerde organisaties en over de veranderende houding van de overheid, over de globale bewegingen/diversifiëring van het culturele landschap.
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-==== Front Room ==== 
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-**The Transformer** 
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-6 black-and-white images from the Isotype Archive, Reading 
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-In the 1920s, philosopher, sociologist, and economist Otto Neurath and his associates developed unorthodox working methods in order to produce 'pictures out of data'. In the sotype method, a central role was given to 'the transformer'. Marie Neurath explains: "It is the responsibility of the 'transformer' to understand the data, to get all necessary information from the expert, to decide what is worth transmitting to the public, how to make it understandable, how to link it with general knowledge or with information already given in other charts. In this sense, the transformer is the 'trustee of the public'" 
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-**The first connection** 
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-//Leonard Kleinrock// 
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-http://www.lk.cs.ucla.edu/first_words.html 
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-A record of the first message ever sent over the ARPANET 
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-It took place at 22:30 hours on October 29, 1969. This record is an excerpt from the "IMP Log" that was kept at UCLA. 
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-__**Print/poster**__ 
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-http://aj.chaton.free.fr/portraitsengl/architecte.html 
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-//Anne James Chaton// 
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-<del>Description</del> 
  
 **A Unicode Poster** **A Unicode Poster**
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 The poster designed by Jan van Toorn for the Van Abbemuseum (1971), is a museum exhibition promotion but it is also a bold critique. It manages to disclose the banalities of both the art market and of accepted visual communication processes. The work represents Van Toorn’s career-long concern with reclaiming the media as a channel of communication, from its modern role of mere distribution, or worse, of obfuscation and deception. The poster designed by Jan van Toorn for the Van Abbemuseum (1971), is a museum exhibition promotion but it is also a bold critique. It manages to disclose the banalities of both the art market and of accepted visual communication processes. The work represents Van Toorn’s career-long concern with reclaiming the media as a channel of communication, from its modern role of mere distribution, or worse, of obfuscation and deception.
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 +==== Front Room ====
 +
 +**The Transformer**
 +
 +6 black-and-white images from the Isotype Archive, Reading
 +
 +In the 1920s, philosopher, sociologist, and economist Otto Neurath and his associates developed unorthodox working methods in order to produce 'pictures out of data'. In the sotype method, a central role was given to 'the transformer'. Marie Neurath explains: "It is the responsibility of the 'transformer' to understand the data, to get all necessary information from the expert, to decide what is worth transmitting to the public, how to make it understandable, how to link it with general knowledge or with information already given in other charts. In this sense, the transformer is the 'trustee of the public'"
  
 **Goodiff** **Goodiff**
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 "We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on a network of hidden Websites. With this money we automatically buy Google shares. We buy Google via their own advertisment! Google eats itself - but in the end "we" own it!" "We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on a network of hidden Websites. With this money we automatically buy Google shares. We buy Google via their own advertisment! Google eats itself - but in the end "we" own it!"
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-**<$BlogTitle$>** 
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-//jodi// 
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-http://blogspot.jodi.org/ 
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-"When Blogger interpreted <$BlogTitle$> as a malicious spamblog and actually blocked 3 of the blogpages Jodi created, <$BlogTitle$> exposed the myth that blogs are the medium that realized total freedom of speech. In this case, the process of making meaning became very literally a process of destruction. Moreover, it became clear at once that blog users actually have to answer to a built-in political system. This politics is based on a system governed by the desire and belief that it will be used to distribute knowledge and opinions in a specific, ‘preformatted’ way. Bloggers that do not answer to these conventions risk the possibility of being blocked or to have their blogs completely deleted." 
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