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This is a rare opportunity to engage with brilliant scholarly work and help foster debate and exchange in our discipline. I’ve had to step back from editing Dialogues but I had a great experience working as part of the editorial team. A plumb role for a motivated geographer!

Nice open-access issue of Mediascapes on comics and the invisible #comicsstudies rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa03/mediasc…

Join us at this event on the 30th of April at Brunel University of London

New Online 1st Article “Speculative geographies: Fictions and futures” by Kafui Attoh (kafui attoh), Craig Dalton, Emma Fraser (Emma Fraser), Jim Thatcher, and Jeremy Crampton (Jeremy Crampton). doi.org/10.1177/204382…

Really enjoyed this interview about The Lab Book on New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social) today: newbooksnetwork.com/the-lab-book It reminded me to plug the review that Emma Fraser wrote for the current issue of Information & Culture: muse.jhu.edu/pub/15/article…

It's out! Thanks to Emma Fraser, Kirsty Morrin and Alexis Wood for their comments.

Just found out that Taylor & Francis has sold access to all Routledge Books data to Microsoft to train their AI. This includes my publications. I get no payment for using my research labour, never mind the bigger problems of this energy-intensive extractivism...

I spoke to my source and they sent me this press release from the parent company Informa, detailing that T&F data will be used to train Microsoft AIs. For this they receive an initial payment of $10m+ plus additional yearly fees 6/ informa.com/globalassets/d…

Honoured to be part of Dialogues in Human Geography's new SI on 'Re-imagining the futures of geographical thought and praxis' (ed Reuben Rose-Redwood et al). I did a piece on researching #technical worlds, & am joined by esteemed authors writing on 38 rly exciting themes! journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

For everyone in the Bay Area on October 11th, I will be co-hosting an amazing conference on game studies and game design at UC Berkeley, co-organized with Emma Fraser and celebrating the 20th anniversary of Berkeley Center for New Media! bcnm.berkeley.edu/events/22/hist…

We have an incredible lineup of speakers, including Alenda Chang, Dr. Bo Ruberg, Jane IMAGINABLE McGonigal ❤️, Christopher Goetz, Henry Lowood, Phil Salvador from Video Game History Foundation, dannyodwyer from Noclip, Rob Curl from Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment and a lot more!

I am thrilled to share that our ARC LE25 application “The Australian Emulation Network Phase 2 - Extending the Reach” has been funded! This is a large consortium of university researchers & GLAM organisations that will significantly extend the existing #AusEaaSI network. #EaaSI

TODAY at 4pm! "Matrix on Point: Virtual Realities and Digital Spaces," with Clancy Wilmott from Berkeley Geography and Berkeley Center for New Media, Nicole Starosielski of @ucberkeley Film and Media, and Emma Fraser Emma Fraser of Media Studies. REGISTER: tinyurl.com/virtual-realit…

New special issue of Communication+1 on "Media Aesthetics," edited by hank gerba and Zachary McDowell -- lots of good stuff in here! (link in first reply)

You have 5 more days to submit your application for a 3-year paid PhD position "Interfaces of Intelligence: How Generative AI Reshapes Knowledge, Media, and Interpretation". Particularly interesting for #AoIR2024 people (and their students) werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies/p…

Ph.D. Candidate Lee Crandall won the Digital Geographies Specialty group award for Best Graduate Student Paper Award for their paper "Plotting cryptoeconomic imaginaries and counterplotting the network state." Congrats, Lee!