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A lecture that roams through television history and takes in the long tail theory of economics, delivered from a revolving stage.

The online communities expert is back to update his thesis on mass internet collaboration in light of the 'Obama effect'.

Is The Wire really as good as Dickens? Two authors whose work has been turned into feature films discuss our new era of TV storytelling.

The writer and director explains why he believes that the world of text is giving way to a new visual age.

Grab a scratchcard and sniff your way through the rotting meat and dusty books of Peter Greenaway's The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover.

How does digital film change the work of the film-maker and the perspective of the audience?

Ace new label City of Quartz trace connections between the present economic crisis and the pervasive cultural paranoia of the early 70s.

Looking at evidence of a new kind of theatre, one which takes advantage of the fractured sensibility of the audience and its thirst for a more active involvement.

An offline community (in the ICA Bar) and an online community (at www.jotta.com) collaborate on a piece of art.

Form teams or play alone, trade information, listen carefully, follow clues, negotiate, betray, sneak, create, discover, explore and more!

A whistlestop multimedia tour from the creators of Life Enhancement solutions, the collective who engineer vicarious living through a team of highly trained agents.

How has network-centric warfare affected the wars in Iraq, the Israel-Lebanon war and the current conflict in Gaza?

Honeygun Labs and Calendar Songs present a night of mixed media music to close our Feedback sessions.