Mentions

“In this last decade of the twentieth century, we are in an unusual position to appreciate remediation, because of the rapid development of new digital media and the nearly as rapid response by traditional media. Older electronic and print media are seeking to reaffirm their status within our culture as digital media challenge that status. Both new and old media are invoking the twin logics of immediacy and hypermediacy in their efforts to remake themselves and each other.” (Bolter & Grusin, 2000, pp4)

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“Foucault describes the formation of an ethical and moral approach to life in terms of a generative absorption and assimilation of other, diverse opinions, observations, and thoughts, as opposed to an uncritical compliance with some universal set of rules:”

” [W]hatever we have absorbed should not be allowed to remain unchanged, or it will be no part of us. We must digest it; otherwise it will merely enter the memory and not the reasoning power” (Foucault, 1997, p.213, cited in Smolicki, 2017)

internet content curation

the many ways in which this comes about in each new age of too much noise.
particular sites or blogs curating good content
Facebook pages or other social media accounts that curate external content
clip compilations for video formats
repost-only blogs and short-form video accounts
search engine curation that has now become AI assisted search
personality driven clip shows on traditional and newer media with varying levels of success
the whole genre of reddit rereads
currently, substack(?) or medium subscriptions or general email newsletters that feature miscellaneous links, signal a return to earlier internet need fir curation but now due to oversaturation

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internet content curation