If readers and writers have become (lets say) producers and receivers, then generic and formal and career distinctions—poetry v. prose v. codework, blog v. LiveJournal, scholarship v. journalism, fact v. hearsay, amateur v. professional—fall by the wayside as the emphasis lands more on potentialities of reading and writing.
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Codework — is the mixing of Sondheim s writing with the code of various computer languages. The word codework was originally created and given its name by Alan Sondheim[1]. It is also sometimes referred to as net.writing. It is said[2] to have been inspired … Wikipedia
Mezangelle — is a poetic artistic language developed in the 1990 s by Australian based Internet artist mez (Mary Anne Breeze). It is widely recognized as a central contribution to Codework [http://www.hotkey.net.au/%7enetwurker/e rupture.pdf] and Internet Art … Wikipedia
mezangelle — is a poetic artistic language developed in the 1990s by Australian based Internet artist Mez Breeze (Mary Anne Breeze). It is widely recognized as a central contribution to Codework [1] and Internet Art. Contents 1 Definition and Characteristics… … Wikipedia
Net.art — has two definitions:net.art is a group of artists who worked in internet art from 1994. The members are usually referenced as Vuk Ćosić, Jodi.org, Alexei Shulgin, Olia Lialina, Heath Bunting. This group was united as a parody of avantgarde… … Wikipedia
Electronic literature — is a literary genre consisting of works of literature that originate within digital environments. Contents 1 Definitions 2 Preservation and archiving 3 Notable people and works … Wikipedia
List of tools for static code analysis — This is a list of significant tools for static code analysis.Historical products* Lint the original static code analyzer of C code.Open source or Noncommercial products .NET (C#, VB.NET and all .NET compatible languages) *… … Wikipedia
