Paul A. Mayer

A selection of articles addressing a media perspective on information technology, ranging from historical milestones such as Bush and Engelbart to contemporary discussions of concepts such as community and identity. The goals of the book is in some way similar to those of Wardrip-Fruin and Montfort (2003; below), but at the same time Mayer’s collection is much more focused on the particular communicative properties of the interactive media. It is also more plainly typeset, lacks supplementary AV material, and gives a more "academic" general impression.… (plus d'informations)