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Programmatic Statements for a Facetted Videography

Original Citation: 

Miles, Adrian. "Programmatic Statements for a Facetted Videography." Video Vortex Reader: Responses to Youtube. Eds. Geert Lovink and Sabine Niederer. Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures
XS4All, 2008. 223-30.

abstract: 

What happens to editing when video moves from a hard to a soft environment? This chapter is a rough-cut sketch that explores what video editing is, and the implications of this for an emerging, network specific video practice. While this essay discusses video with some degree of specificity the practice that is under consideration is not video art but those works that are, for want of a more accurate term at this historical point, representational and in- dexical in some manner. They’re videos of things. Such representational practices dominate internet based video practice including commercial, populist, critical and creative uses.

This essay (and the collection) is available via:
http://networkcultures.org/wpmu/portal/publications/inc-readers/videovor...

A pdf version of the essay is available below.

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