Submitted by AliaK on Fri, 25/07/2003 - 13:16
The Girls In Space report written by Anita Egginton, has been posted on the Yspace web site at http://www.yspace.net in the "New Resources" section. The focus of the Girls In Space action research has been, since 1996, to explore young women's recreation and leisure interests in public spaces in Brisbane. The women that this research is focused on are aged 12-25. The audience for this piece of work is diverse.
Submitted by AliaK on Wed, 23/07/2003 - 23:07
TFunk Digital have an urgent need for Web/Graphic Designers.
Please get in touch with Tim (info@tfunkdigital.com) if you want some work and have the ability.
WANTED: Web Designers / Graphic Designers for contract work. Must have own computer and internet connection. If you have any of the following skills: HTML, Graphic Design, ASP / Visual Basic, Javascript, Database Design /Programming
Submitted by AliaK on Sat, 19/07/2003 - 11:00
WINK (Wired Innovative Naughty Kids) Awards 2003
http://www.biftek.com/awards/index.html
The WINK awards are happening again and calling for submissions - check out the categories:
1.. Subvert the dominant paradigm award. A prize of $2000 will be awarded
to the best use of electronic art and/or media to subvert mainstream
political and cultural values.
2.. Best video clip made for under $5000.
3.. Best home-made machine or software modification.
4.. Best piece of electronic art made by a gal.
5.. Best unsigned electronic music act.
Submitted by AliaK on Sat, 19/07/2003 - 01:09
For years people have been talking about the paperless office and reading about the latest developments in technology it seems the day could be getting closer. Electronic Paper is one option to replace paper and help save the environment - imagine reading the newspaper on a film-like page which can be automatically updadted as you read as if you were reading a webpage. Love your tech-toys? Then google the news sites (or check the article linked above) for "electronic paper". Kurzweil AI website is a great place to start to keep up to date with the latest nano-tech and new scientific/technology developments.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 22:03
Public Forum: St Kilda Town Hall, 29th July 2003
Fear of losing another music venue to the pressures of residential development - this time the flagship venue of live music in Australia, The Espy - has the music industry calling for those who value live music, to show their support at a public forum on 29 July at the St Kilda Town Hall.
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