Issue No. 5
Guest editor Neil Stuber; CVS Book sampling—Phillips on concurrency and collaboration; Goguen against technological determinism; Clark on MESH.FM; Harrell's Raposa Vermelha; and Deegan on Scale and social scalability.
Contributors
- Neil Stuber — guest editor; cover (Eichhorn)
- Jon Phillips (editor) — Introduction to CVS Book (concurrency, versioning, and collaboration; MESH.FM and Scale history)
- Joseph Goguen — Against Technological Determinism (UCSD Social Aspects of Technology and Science)
- Nathaniel Clark — MESH.FM (noise, parties, web-cam performances, and collective memory)
- D. Fox Harrell — Raposa Vermelha and the 7 Griot Machines (computational narrative and automated storytelling)
- Patrick W. Deegan — Scale (v 0.1b; journal history, youSA, OSS, and social scalability)
- CVS Book contributors — Nathaniel Clark, Bryce Harrington, Matt Hope, Tim Jaeger, and Neil Stuber; plus Borevitz, Colbert, Singley, Deis, Winters, Swanson, Richey, Podolak, Hadis, Shafer, Egenhoefer, Sears, Manchester, Oliver, Sanz, Peters, Tran, and others
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