Edited by Caroline Bassett (University of Sussex, UK), Maren Hartmann (University of the Arts Berlin, Germany), Kate O’Riordan (University of Sussex, UK)

http://journal.fibreculture.org/issue13/

After convergence: what connects? Making this question the subject of this special issue we set out to address two questions at once. The first was: ‘Are we after convergence?’ and by this we meant to invite explorations of the exhaustion of the original convergence model. The second was: ‘What kind of convergence are we after?’ Which is to say what kind of convergence do we want?
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Adrian Mackenzie – Wirelessness as Experience of Transition

David M. Berry – A Contribution Towards A Grammar of Code

Jonathan Sterne, Jeremy Morris, Michael Brendan Baker and Ariana Moscote Freire – The Politics of Podcasting

Caroline Bassett – New Maps for Old?: The Cultural Stakes of ‘2.0’

Teodor Mitew – Repopulating the Map: Why Subjects and Things are Never Alone

Aylish Wood – Proliferating Connections and Communicating Convergence

Helen Thornham – Making games? Towards a theory of domestic videogaming

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