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SOUND RESOLUTION
by Jim Andrews
http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=597
Now what I’m going to tell you you already know back in some primitive 
part of your brain. Digital sound doesn’t sound as good as many analog 
recordings. Here’s why...

DIGITAL FICTION IPAD PROJECT: THE GOOD AND BAD STUFF
by Andy Campbell
http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=579
I thought it might be interesting to reflect on how we’re finding the 
iPad as a development platform regarding our latest digital fiction 
project ‘Changed‘, bearing in mind that we’re not using the Apple SDK or 
exporting an App from Flash CS5 to produce this piece...

NHL BRAIN TRINKET
by Jim Andrews
http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=565
What I’m going to tell you—I warn you—is of no consequence whatever. And 
it won’t even be of interest to you unless you’re an NHL hockey fan. 
And, worse, it’s going to test your algebra skills. The only thing I can 
say in favour of saying it at all is that you just won’t ever read 
anything else about hockey like what I’m going to tell you right now. It 
just doesn’t happen. This is the unicorn of hockey writing. Right here, 
right now...

SHOES RED AS WOUNDS
by Christine Wilks
http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=556
For my performance of Underbelly in Edinburgh, UK, on Halloween at 
Inspace no one can hear you scream I intend to wear shoes as red as 
wounds. Why? Because Underbelly, my work of playable media fiction, is 
an exploration of women’s bodies in relation to the land – past and 
present, inside and outside, above and below ground – and shoes, 
especially red ones, are loaded with associations...
NOTE: Underbelly won the Poole Prize for New Media after Christine 
posted this.

ISSUE ON DIGITAL POETRY FROM THE JOURNAL OF ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
by Jim Andrews
http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=543
Aaron McCollough is guest-editing an issue of The Journal of Electronic 
Publishing on digital poetry. What we have here is the email he sent to 
the Poetics list requesting submissions for that issue...