Interviews with Girl Talk, MoMA curator Barbara London, and Elliot Aronow, vice president of RCRD LBL. The band Atomic Tom, a parallel between the "do-it-yourself" culture and hip-hop, and more.
Mod MTV explores the Collaborative Movement, driven by the Internet. Interviews with Casey Pugh, creator of Star Wars Uncut; Yancey Strickler, from Kickstarter; Bruno Natal and Pedro Seiler, from Queremos!; and Peter Sunde, from Flattr.
Obsolete technologies are revived to create contemporary content. Don Miller and Minusbaby explore 8-bit music. Michael McGregor showcases the return of cassette tapes. Arthur Joly presents the synthesizers he builds himself.
Artists explore technology in their creations. Aaron Meyers develops web apps. Fran Ilich created pixel money. Aram Bartholl presents *Dead Drops*. Ryan Trecartin discusses the impact of the internet on art and society.
A perspective on the future of the relationship between TV and the Internet, featuring opinions from viewers on the streets of New York, Blip.tv co-founder Dina Kaplan, and creative technologist Casey Pugh.
Gabriella Coleman, from NYU, analyzes the role of hackers in politics. Ethan Zuckerman shows how emotional ties break barriers. Filmmaker Iara Lee questions how active activists should truly be.
What they call a "crisis" is a creative explosion. RJ Bentler from Pitchfork talks about online shows. Amanda Palmer discusses her bond with fans. Jamie Lidell shares views on music tech. The Gregory Brothers explain Auto-Tune the News.
Andrew Keen talks about social media and online transparency. Jillian York discusses civil liberties in technology. Maxwell Salzberg and Jaron Lanier debate data control. Harlan Yu introduces privacy tools.
Breaking taboos in the gaming world. Mark Skaggs from Zynga talks about its social role. James Portnow, from Call of Duty, discusses learning and strategy in games. Kyle Johnsen and Jia Jem explore the global rise of cosplay.
Peripheries' trends. Don Miller talks about educational games on old consoles. Jeffrey Lane highlights how gangs use technology. In Brazil, Thiago Firmino and residents of Morro Santa Marta showcase their use of digital tools.
Author Nicholas Carr discusses the abandonment of paper books. Ann Thornton highlights the benefits of virtual collections. Jorge Viveiros de Castro, talks about book pricing. Mike Matas reveals new languages and formats.
The harms of the Internet. Nicholas Carr explains how constant use of online tools makes people superficial. Jaron Lanier and Andrew Keen discuss digital isolation. PC Siqueira shares his views on the controversial power of the web.
