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Bob Stein — The Evolution of Reading and Writing in the Networked Era:

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Join us in the Biotech Auditorium for a unique lecture and presentation by Bob Stein, Director of the Institute for the Future of the Book, former founder of The Voyager Company, The Criterion Collection, and former member of Alan Kay's Atari Research Group.

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In Stein's words "Notions of authority are being challenged. The roles of author and reader are morphing and blurring. Publishing, methods of distribution, peer review and copyright - every crucial aspect of the way we move ideas around - is up for grabs. The new digital technologies afford vastly different outcomes ranging from oppressive to liberating. How we make this shift has critical long term implications for human society."

Stein will present both the research he is carrying out in this domain as Director of The Institue for the Future of the Book as well as discuss what he sees as the shift in our world view from individual to network that he proposes holds the promise of a radical reconfiguraton in culture.

Curator: Kathleen Forde


stein interview in HALO 2

Additional Information:

http://www.futureofthebook.org/

Stein's First interview INSIDE HALO 2 on This Spartan Life, and his Second interview inside HALO 2 interviewing McKenzie Wark.

The schedule for Bob Stein is as follows:

DATE: Tuesday, February 27, 2007
TIME: 7:00 PM
LOCATION: Biotech Center Auditorium, Rensselaer Campus
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Admission to Bob Stein is free and open to the public.

Download the Rensselaer campus map and make your way to the Center for Biotechnology. Parking is available adjacent to the venue with access from College Avenue. There will be signs to direct you to the event.

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