Just another update to make the site more accessible and useful as a resource. QR Codes have now been added to every page of the site. Most importantly they will now appear on print versions of pages so everything printed can be linked / connected back from the ‘real’ to the ‘virtual’. This should prove useful as a means of passing people information (yes I know, the trees, but sometimes it’s useful), archiving, teaching handouts (very useful for me) etc.

I’ve also added a QR Code help page here for anyone who does not know how to use them.

Things have been a bit hectic recently what with the end of the academic year on us and the event I’ve been organising for Open Ear but here is some good news on progressing my own research.

An article I submitted many months ago for an edition of the long running French academic journal Terminal, Technologie de L’information, culture & société (Terminal, Information Technology, Culture & Society) titled Net Art, Technologie ou Création? (Net Art, Technology or Creation) has been published and is available for sale through Editions L’Harmattan. The title of this article as published in the journal is Net Art : au-delà du navigateur… un monde d’objets and is available below to download in English as Net.art: beyond the browser to a world of things: