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Innerview: Chris Hables Gray
The cyborg and media theorist takes on the Arab Spring, information war, and autonomous weapons.
Read more →Kony & Kardashian 2012: Viral, Vital, Virile?
Lecturer and media analyst T.R. Lansner writes that disconnected from action, awareness of abuses may prove little more than voyeurism gilded in the clothes of concern.
Read more →Social Media = Revolution?
Eric Louw questions the claim that social media were responsible for the Arab Spring and looks into a new State Department program predicated on the notion.
Read more →Mali’s War, Unseen
Former war correspondent and current professor of media, Thomas Lansner, scrutinizes the dominant image-narrative emanating from the conflict in Mali.
Read more →Innerview: Medea Benjamin on Drones
The Vision Machine spoke with Medea Benjamin, director of activist organizations Global Exchange and Code Pink. At the time, she …
Read more →Returning Fire
An exclusive excerpt from the documentary that profiles culture jammers working within war-themed video games.
Read more →The Military-Industrial- Media-Entertainment Network
Professor James Der Derian takes the viewer on a journey through deserts real and virtual to find the ghosts in the 21st century war-machine.
Read more →Innerview: General Eugene Habiger
The 4-star general gets candid with The Vision Machine about the future of warfare and threats cyber to nuclear.
Read more →The Wall
This video documents the artwork that dominates certain sections of the separation barrier between Israel and the West Bank. Approximately …
Read more →Zoriah the Embed: Part 1
TVM interviews the former embedded journalist about the rules and what happens if they get broken.
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New TheVisionMachine post: Chris H Gray on the ethics of autonomous weapons & the meaning of strife in a wired world thevisionmachine.com/2013/05/…
Larry Page Wants To Reminds Us Why Google Rules Tech wired.com/business/2013/…
3D printed guns are going to create big legal precedents gu.com/p/3fngb/tw via @guardian
Enhanced Reality: Exploring the Boundaries of Photo Editing spon.de/adVUf via @SPIEGELONLINE
TheVisionMachine's Peter Mantello writing about: 'Playing discreet war through Special Forces video games' mwc.sagepub.com/cgi/content/l…
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Innerview: Chris Hables Gray
The cyborg and media theorist takes on the Arab Spring, information war, and autonomous weapons.
Read more →Kony & Kardashian 2012: Viral, Vital, Virile?
Lecturer and media analyst T.R. Lansner writes that disconnected from action, awareness of abuses may prove little more than voyeurism gilded in the clothes of concern.
Read more →Social Media = Revolution?
Eric Louw questions the claim that social media were responsible for the Arab Spring and looks into a new State Department program predicated on the notion.
Read more →Mali’s War, Unseen
Former war correspondent and current professor of media, Thomas Lansner, scrutinizes the dominant image-narrative emanating from the conflict in Mali.
Read more →Innerview: Medea Benjamin on Drones
The Vision Machine spoke with Medea Benjamin, director of activist organizations Global Exchange and Code …
Read more →Returning Fire
An exclusive excerpt from the documentary that profiles culture jammers working within war-themed video games.
Read more →The Military-Industrial- Media-Entertainment Network
Professor James Der Derian takes the viewer on a journey through deserts real and virtual to find the ghosts in the 21st century war-machine.
Read more →Innerview: General Eugene Habiger
The 4-star general gets candid with The Vision Machine about the future of warfare and threats cyber to nuclear.
Read more →The Wall
This video documents the artwork that dominates certain sections of the separation barrier between Israel …
Read more →Zoriah the Embed: Part 1
TVM interviews the former embedded journalist about the rules and what happens if they get broken.
Read more →Innerview: Susan Carruthers
Professor Susan Carruthers (Rutgers University), author of the book Media at War, talks to …
Read more →States, War, and the Media
Dr Sebastian Kaempf discusses the nature of the relationship between conventional (so-called ‘old’) media, war, and traditional actors in international relations.
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