Comments for Deseriis › No End In Sight http://deseriis.networkedbook.org Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling Sun, 10 Apr 2011 18:56:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Hacks for Lulz » New Media Research Studio SP1 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-366 Hacks for Lulz » New Media Research Studio SP1 Sun, 10 Apr 2011 18:56:22 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-366 [...] towards freedom, privacy and access, there is nothing inherently illegal about hacker activities. Marco Deseriis’ analysis of the network narrative does important work when applied to hacker culture. When a [...]

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Hacks for Lulz: Draft » New Media Research Studio SP1 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-359 Hacks for Lulz: Draft » New Media Research Studio SP1 Sun, 03 Apr 2011 17:59:37 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-359 [...] towards freedom, privacy and access, there is nothing inherently illegal about hacker activities. Marco Deseriis’ analysis of the network narrative does important work when applied to hacker culture. When a [...]

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Hacks For Lulz » New Media Research Studio SP1 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-351 Hacks For Lulz » New Media Research Studio SP1 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:32:26 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-351 [...] there needs to be a cohesive structure to the organization with a clearly stated common goal. As Marco states in his essay, a network is held together by a leader or by “common narratives or [...]

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]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Marco Deseriis http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-7 Marco Deseriis Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:24:50 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-7 Hi Manuel, thank you for your precious feedback. I was not aware of the Choose Your Own Adventure gamebook series. However, it is interesting to notice that this is still a book (i.e. its topology is immediately accessible to the reader in its entirety) and that it is a game–a cultural form that borrows some conventions from storytelling, but it is also governed by “algorithmic” rules, notably the fact that games are actions. While in games you must act in order to play, in hypernarratives the reward still rests with the pleasure of reading. My argument is that this pleasure is largely taken away by the opaque structure of hypertext (at least in its HTML codification).

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Jo-Anne Green http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-6 Jo-Anne Green Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:21:50 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-6 Manuel,

Thanks for your feedback. You can leave your comments next to the relevant paragraph by clicking on the speech bubble next to that paragraph.

Jo

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Manuel Schmalstieg http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-5 Manuel Schmalstieg Wed, 07 Oct 2009 08:23:16 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-5 This should be nuanced as there was one interesting genre of “hyperfiction” that had a big success for some time in the marketplace: the “Choose Your Own Adventure” books.

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Manuel Schmalstieg http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-4 Manuel Schmalstieg Wed, 07 Oct 2009 07:31:47 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-4 Les Liens Invisible = missing final “s”

]]> Comment on No End In Sight: Networked Art as a Participatory Form of Storytelling by Manuel Schmalstieg http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/no-end-in-sight-networked-art-as-a-participatory-form-of-storytelling/#comment-3 Manuel Schmalstieg Wed, 07 Oct 2009 07:30:00 +0000 http://deseriis.networkedbook.org/?p=13#comment-3 The avatar’s are rather Lego-looking than Playmobil-looking.

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