This conference might be of interest for some list members here. Best, Stefan
------------ http://meetings.sigcis.org/ <http://meetings.sigcis.org/> COMMAND LINES SOFTWARE, POWER AND PERFORMANCE March 18-19, 2017 Computer History Museum Mountain View, CA REVIEW THE COMMAND LINES PROGRAM <http://meetings.sigcis.org/program.html> What is Command Lines? Command Lines: Software, Power, and Performance is a meeting that will draw together scholars from a variety of fields that study software. These fields include: the history of computing; science and technology studies; software studies; code studies; game studies; media studies; the study of women, gender and sexuality; studies of race, ethnicity and postcoloniality; network and internet histories; and computer science and engineering. Command Lines is collaboratively organized by SIGCISÂ <http://www.sigcis.org/>(Special Interest Group for Computing, Information and Society) and the Computer History Museum <http://www.computerhistory.org/softwarehistory>. The meeting will explore how software relates to social and technical constructs of power and performance. Attendees will discuss why connections between the creation and use of software are integral to understanding social and technical power in multiple senses. -- Stefan Lucke Former AIC employee CITI Collection Management slucke....@gmail.com <mailto:slucke....@gmail.com>
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