We just published a new issue of JUMP CUT online:
http://www.ejumpcut.org/currentissue/index.html Frameworkers might be especially interested in these articles: Movies in miniature by Midi Onodera The Canadian artist explains how moving images are tightly woven into the fabric of urban living. Videos and movies no longer solely exist within the confines of a television monitor, computer screen or movie theatre, they are in our pockets, on mobile devices and how we read them has changed our way of viewing. Amateurization of the entire media universe by Patricia R. Zimmermann review of Amateur Media: Social, Cultural and Legal Perspectives, ed. Dan Hunter, Ramon Lobato, Megan Richardson and Julian Thomas Amateurism across new media platforms spikes legal, ethical, intellectual property, and labor issues—and new forms of participation. Variant cinematic artistic expression by Greg DeCuir review of Pavle Levi, Cinema by other means "Written films," "paper movies," and other means of extra-cinematic expression. Plus a compelling section on new HIV/AIDS media activism Over 50 articles, reviews, and engaged analysis Free, Online, Now Chuck Kleinhans co-editor, JUMP CUT: a review of contemporary media www.ejumpcut.org<http://www.ejumpcut.org> Chuck Kleinhans
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