I’ve participated in three conferences on digital and literary and poetic topics recently – and haven’t participated, unfortunately, in a barbecue.<\/p>\n
The Critical Code Studies (CCS) Working Group 2012<\/a> is an online discussion – or, I suppose, several discussions – that started on January 30 and runs until February 20. It’s organized by Jeremy Douglass and Mark C. Marino.<\/p>\n At In Media Res,<\/i> a project of MediaCommons, I was part of the digital literature discussion<\/a> last week. This was organized by Eric LeMay.<\/p>\n And in meatspace (to be precise, at Brown University), I took part in Interrupt 2,<\/a> a sort of semi-un-conference with performances from JODI, Vanessa Place, and my collaborator Stephanie Strickland. This one was put on by John “CPU” Cayley and many students.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve participated in three conferences on digital and literary and poetic topics recently – and haven’t participated, unfortunately, in a barbecue. The Critical Code Studies (CCS) Working Group 2012 is an online discussion – or, I suppose, several discussions – that started on January 30 and runs until February 20. It’s organized by Jeremy Douglass … <\/p>\n