For some, she writes, "objections to the possibility of deeply meaningful digital narrative forms" are rooted in "empty expressions of nostalgia for older media artifacts".
GARY SHTEYNGART'S new novel, "Super Sad True Love Story" (Random House, 2010), takes place in the near future, at a time when America is functionally illiterate and books are called "printed, bound media artifacts".
Today, Jeremy and his business partner and film producer Rick Schwartz own of one of the most unique media artifacts in the world the Guccione Collection.
Fan culture is a vibrant and significant part of our growing remix culture, and in our postmodern world, where media artifacts are collaged pastiches of influences from other media, I hope our game will be received well. .
FOOD FINDER: The latest edition of Zagat's New York restaurant guide is in stores, and, with its foldout city map, bright paper stock and deep jacket flaps for collecting ticket stubs and the like, this thing is a resolutely old-media artifact.
I found refuge in the ultimate old-media artifact: print.
In his book The Island of Lost Maps: A True Story of Cartographic Crime, Miles Harvey credits Arader with transforming what had long been an "insular realm of aficionados" by giving maps "unprecedented visibility, not only as investments…but as mass-media artifacts".
Digital forensics includes several sub-branches relating to the investigation of various types of devices, media or artifacts.
Beginning today, more than 40 examples of Escher's originals in various media along with artifacts from his studio will be on view at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich, Conn.
As excited as I was for my fellow New Yorkers to see this historical world heritage artifact, our media did not feel it warranted enough interest or merit to give it the coverage it deserved.
