At the "Post-Digital Scholar Conference: Open Access, Piracy, and Public Spheres" international experts share their research and findings. Publishers and academics, authors and designers, programmers and artists, hackers and entrepreneurs discuss new developments in publishing and communication. The conference is organized by the Hybrid Publishing Lab of the Centre for Digital Culture at Leuphana University. Attendance and participation is free of charge.
Please save the date and register here: http://www.eventbrite.de/e/post-digital-scholar-conference-tickets-12164806263?aff=es2&rank=0 Our website www.postdigitalscholar.org keeps you updated. If you know any interested people you are welcome to spread the invitation and bring colleagues and friends. We are looking forward to welcome you in November! All the best, The Hybrid Publishing Lab Date: 12. – 14.11.2014 Location: Lüneburg, Germany Program: THE POST-DIGITAL SCHOLAR | PUBLISHING BETWEEN OPEN ACCESS, PIRACY, AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE chaired by Mercedes Bunz, Nishant Shah, Michael Dieter, Andreas Kirchner 1. THE FUTURES OF WRITING Clare Birchall (Kings College) David M. Berry (University of Sussex) Geert Lovink (Institute of Network Cultures Amsterdam) 2. SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING IN THE EYE OF AN ENTREPRENEUR Kathryn Eccles (Oxford Internet Institute) Felix Evert (De Gruyter) René König (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) Cornelius Puschmann (Humboldt University Berlin) 3. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE BOOK AND ITS CHANGES Kathleen Fitzpatrick (New York University) Christoph Bläsi (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) 4. LET US IN! THE CENTRAL ROLE OF THE LIBRARY Lambert Heller (Leibniz University Hannover) Thomas Stäcker (Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel) Soeren Pold (Universität of Aarhus) Corinna Haas (Institute for Cultural Inquiry Berlin) 5. PIRACY AND OPEN ACCESS Gary Hall (Coventry University) Bodo Balasz (University of Amsterdam) Henry Warwick (University of Toronto) 6. THE MESS THAT OPEN ACCESS HAS BECOME Janneke Adema (Coventry University) Nathaniel Tkacz (University of Warwick) Armin Beverungen (Leuphana University) Martin Haspelmath (Max Planck Institute) Helge Peters (Oxford University) 7. POST-DIGITAL PUBLISHING: THE FATE OF PUBLISHERS Douglas Sery (MIT Press) Tariq Goddard (Zero Books) Jonathan Landgrebe (Suhrkamp Verlag) Sven Fund (De Gruyter) 8. BOOKS AS DATA Bernhard Rieder (University of Amsterdam) Adriaan van der Weel (University of Leiden) Julianne Nyhan (University College London) 9. THE ART OF HYBRID PUBLISHING Florian Cramer (Rotterdam University of Applied Science) Silvio Lorusso (University of Venice) Stefanie Posavec (Designer) 10. WORKSHOPS @ CENTRE FOR DIGITAL CULTURES DESIGNING THE BOOK OF THE FUTURE EXPLORING OPEN RESEARCH POLICIES ROGUE SCHOLARSHIP -- Michael Dieter "Social Media Expert", Gentequemola, Internet Old West Amsterdam "I'm on computers profusely" - Lil B http://twitter.com/#!/mdieter
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