Stories in Digital Media (SIDM) was a blog run by a few students and the professor Frieder Nake, part of the former Digital Media programme in the state of Bremen, Germany. By the end of the first decade of the millennium, the web and digital technology were advancing at an unprecedented pace in the social and artistic sphere. Developments were exciting, and we kept a log of some events and took time to reflect.

What you see here is a rendition of the content as it was back then, in a different, static archival representation. Enjoy this glimpse into a hopeful and exciting past.

Stuff that may be relevant for the Digital Media programme in Bremen.

Manovich strikes again

· Ricardo Cedeño Montaña · in Culture Technology Theory
Hi, this is my comeback part two. Hanging around in Internet I visited Lev Manovich website. Manovich recently published a new book, I guess by now many of you have already put your hands on it and devoured it piece by piece, however to my surprise nobody has posted it here :-). Right now that many are in the process of Master Thesis writing this text, free available online, might be of special interest. Manovich is one of the most quoted researchers of contemporary media studies and has a particular interest for data mining, and data bases that recently has led him to what he calls the 'software revolution'. Below the link to download the book http://lab.softwarestudies.com/2008/11/softbook.html

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