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Choreographing multitudes
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Social Media—New Masses
Inge Baxmann (ed.), Timon Beyes (ed.), Claus Pias (ed.)
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Creating Subsets of the Masses. Taxonomies, Orders, and Crowds in Facebook’s Open Graph Protocol ABO
In: Inge Baxmann (ed.), Timon Beyes (ed.), Claus Pias (ed.), Social Media—New Masses
“Facebook enables you to connect with the people in your life and to share content with them.”
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Augmented Crowds. Identity Management, Face Recognition, and Crowd Monitoring ABO
In: Inge Baxmann (ed.), Timon Beyes (ed.), Claus Pias (ed.), Social Media—New Masses
Impending disasters can be foretold by the teeming activity of the masses, whose behavioral patterns unwittingly anticipate future events.
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After Affects. Zealous Zombies, Panic Prevention, Crowd Simulation ABO
In: Marie-Luise Angerer (ed.), Bernd Bösel (ed.), Michaela Ott (ed.), Timing of Affect
How the uncanny body politics of the mass and its eerie affects have been transformed into the computable logistics of mathematically defined agent systems.
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The (Micro)Politics of Social Choreography. Aesthetic and Political Strategies of Protest and Participation ABO
In: Stefan Hölscher (ed.), Gerald Siegmund (ed.), Dance, Politics & Co-Immunity
In social movements the word movement – the corporeal activity – should be taken literally.
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Between the Madness and the Wisdom of Crowds. Computer Games and the Distraction Economy ABO
In: Inge Baxmann (ed.), Timon Beyes (ed.), Claus Pias (ed.), Social Media—New Masses
Four fifths of the Internet users in the United States work or play in synthetic worlds.