Getting wired
Wired.com has a short, descriptive story on Japanese sex games, plus a nice look at videogame-art based web comics.
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June 2004 posts
June 07, 2004
June 04, 2004
Google and PhDs
Have a PhD? Apply to Google for a job. The New York Times (free reg. req.) reviews the role of PhDs in the digital business world.
FILE 2004
File 2004 will be held in November in Sao Paulo (yep, the big fat city in Brazil with great Japanese food). This cool event is featuring CFPs for both a game exhibit and "new media" papers. Deadline is June 15th. As you may know, you just can't beat Brazil as one of the most fantastic places on Earth. If you drop in games and articles to the equation, this could be a winner!
June 02, 2004
Games and Politics
Jonas Heide Smith, game scholar and ITU colleague, has published a very insightful article about games and politics. I think he does a really good job also at bringing some light to the ludo/narra debate.rr
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- Ludology is the discipline that studies games, play, toys and videogames. This blog has been published since May, 2001.
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