The Post-Secret State: Openness and Transparency in the Era of Gov 2.0

Clare Birchall; Peter Woodbridge; Gary Hall

The Post-Secret State: Openness and Transparency in the Era of Gov 2.0

Clare Birchall, Peter Woodbridge, Gary Hall

Research output: Practice-Based and Non-textual Research › Digital or Visual Media

Original language	English
Publisher	Centre for Culture and Technology, Curtin University, Australia
Publication status	Published - Jun 2012

Bibliographical note

This is a digital video published in an online multimedia journal called CTRL-Z, issue 1. Author's note: - Significance: -
Provides evidence of the:
• ongoing media debates around privacy and secrecy related to the wikileaks phenomena, the Leveson Enquiry and the ongoing development of problematic within open and participatory forms of culture.
• work is significant both in terms of content and form- a film based submission along with a written that relates to a number of theories within new media
• related to cultural studies and philosophical debates in new media, peer production of culture.
• Uses experimental based research approach combining a number of areas of visual studies and cultural theory. • Argues, in a pragmatic way, around how we might experiment with the mode of production for texts dealing with new media theory- critiquing the very way in which certain modes of representation have come to dominate the digital humanities.
Format: Digital video
Extent: 8 mins 3 secs.
Pieces: 1

Access to Document

http://www.ctrl-z.net.au/journal/

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