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past solutions for present problems since 2009 // resting on traditional territories of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute Nations

website: https://mediaarchaeologylab.com
all the links: https://mediaarchaeology.glitch.me/
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2024-09-27 20:42:01

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photos!
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2024-09-27 20:03:00

@npub168z…pl86 brought in a Mac and an ImageWriter so now we're printing over barbed wire
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2024-09-27 17:53:55

hey rememeber that time we installed a barbed wire fence inside a building and then ran a telephone signal over it? well- you still have 'til 4 today to see it, and from 3-6 on Monday!
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2024-09-16 17:31:47

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On Monday (Sept. 23) we have the final talk of the speaker series that we are running in conversation with (and also literally in) the Barbed Wire Fence Telephone II exhibition.
Professor Sam Duwe from the University of Oklahoma will be giving his talk "Colonization at the Speed of Light" on Monday, Sept. 23 at noon our time (UTC-6).
This talk is online-only, so please RSVP to mediaarchaeology@colorado.edu for details.
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2024-09-11 16:14:57

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If you aren't able to attend Cheryl's talk on Friday, maybe you can come to Nathan Schneider's @npub1csp…k7h4 talk next Wednesday!
He'll be giving a talk titled "Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life" as an introduction to his new book by the same title.
The question posed is: why does governance in our everyday online spaces matter? The book argues that we should turn the conversation about the internet and democracy upside-down.
Join us in CASE W250 or on Twitch at 12:30 PM our time (UTC-6)
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2024-09-09 17:32:58

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on Friday Sept. 13 at 12 PM our time, professor Cheryl Higashida will give a talk titled "Radiotelephony, Race and Rights"
Beginning in the 1960s, the civil rights and farm workers movements developed their own radiotelephone systems, thereby challenging the whiteness of mobile telephony. This history of social movement telephony amplifies linkages between the civil rights and farm workers movements as well as crucial differences between their respective pursuits of political progress through technological projects.
This is a hybrid event: we'll be in person in CASE W250 and also streaming on our Twitch channel https://www.twitch.tv/mediaarchaeology
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2024-09-09 17:27:12

we have 2 Barbed Wire Fence Telephone events this week!
first, if you are in Boulder or the surrounding area, this Wednesday from 1-4 we're hosting a "Snail Mail Party". bring the mailing address of someone you'd like to send something by post, we'll provide stamps, envelopes and writing/crafting supplies! in the CASE building on the CU Boulder campus, room W250

2024-08-21 19:06:31

they're so pretty 😍
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