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In contrast with the perception that discrete parts of language are mostly stable, speech recordings contain more dynamic, complex elements than we imagine. Speech to text uses a ‘bag of words‘ model; utterances are sliced into basic units of language and indexed by frequency. More frequent combinations are matched with corresponding equivalents from sourced dictionaries; speech to text and vice-versa. This is illustrated in a quick demonstration of PocketSphinx transcription with mixed results; either rendering (relatively) faithfully or producing comical phrases that barely resemble natural language, especially when confronted with accents.
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As publishing professionals, we are always looking for new ways to ‘keep a publication alive’ post-production, as well as new ways to design for the sustainability of a publication. What can we do to prevent books from collecting dust on bookshelves? During the Urgent Publishing conference presentation The Afterlife of Publications Marc van Elburg, Krista Jantowski, Cristina Garriga and Karolien Buurman each show how they strive to keep their publications sustainable.
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+PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION WITH JANNEKE ADEMA & GARY HALL, AXEL ANDERSSON, AND LYDIA PEREIRA, MODERATED BY MIRIAM RASCH.
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+*Plus: Project presentations: 100 Pins in Paris by Lotte Lentes & Bitterveld by Liesbeth Eugelink.*
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+## ~~Introduction from programm booklet~~
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+~~What promises does~~ modular, non-linear publishing ~~hold for~~ writing ~~and~~ reading, research ~~and collaboration? What potentialities of~~ collectivity, collaboration, ~~and~~ commons ~~can~~ hybrid publishing processes ~~set free? How would that challenge existing roles and practices? Modularity in form and process, after proving itself in software development, has conquered the world at large. It fits the dynamics of the market and allows us to communicate in bits and pieces, fierce, hyped-up, and snappy. Efficient medium, efficient messages.~~
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+~~But modularity and non-linearity also contain a notion of~~ critique. ~~They can challenge myths of origin and originality,~~ authoritarian authorship, single-voiced narratives, hero perspectives, ~~and~~ definitive truths. ~~They can inspire a ‘Carrier Bag Theory of Non-Fiction’: publica-tions holding grains of~~ knowledge ~~and experience of various kinds and species, which can be laid out in different ways and directions. How would these forge~~ meaningful connections ~~and~~ complex relations ~~between~~ contents, people, places, ~~and~~ futures?
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+## Conference Report. *By Maisa Imamović*
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+The invited speakers during the session The Carrier Bag Theory of Non Fiction presented projects which inspire thinking further about **non-linear storytelling**, **publishing, collaborating**, and how the **modular behavior** of such projects shape future practices, by challenging the current ones. One of the main questions is: How do these experiments affect the past stories, the myths, where heroes **speak of truth**?
+Indeed, today’s digital spheres call for different stories not only from writers, but designers, developers, authorities(etc), which all contribute to modern types of **reading experiences**.
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+## ~~The Carrier Bag Theory of Non-Fiction. *By Janneke Adema & Gary Hall*~~
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+~~This~~ plural-voiced ~~presentation will focus on what publishing does rather than what publishing is. It will intervene in the debate over publishing in the~~ post-truth ~~era by shifting the focus away from a hegemonic modular and object-centered understanding, toward a more~~ relational model of posthumanities publishing. ~~Here research, reading, writing, and the published text are understood as emerging from the intra-actions of a heterogeneous constellation of both~~ human and nonhuman actors, ~~many of which are ignored by existing theories of media. Drawing boundaries – whether it involves conceptualizing information containers via the figure of the net, leaf or carrier bag – is unavoidable from such a~~ posthumanistic perspective. ~~Yet for us, it is a matter of drawing these boundaries differently, in a manner that does not impose on such relational intra-actions a version of capitalism’s old, closed, pre-digital logic.~~
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+~~This presentation will discuss posthumanities publishing experiments that have emphasized different forms of relationality – forms that do not revolve primarily around the published~~ text-as-object, ~~or indeed~~ the individual human author-as-subject. ~~In discussing these publishing experiments it will show how strategizing publishing in terms of~~ urgent and non-urgent, fast and slow ~~can be unhelpful:~~ the art of critique requires its own pace.
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+~~Initiated in 2015, the Pervasive Labour Union zine not only seeks to offer a~~ low-barrier entry level for contributors ~~wishing to express their views on corporate social networking labour, but also a low-barrier entry level for those wishing to become acquainted with these debates. It tries to~~ gather existing knowledge and conversations, ~~while opening up that debate and creating new discourses of user organization and expression.~~
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+~~It brings together~~ personal rants, academic texts, poetry, photo montages, collages, drawings, ~~etc., addressing topics such as Terms of Service, Advertisement or Pervasiveness. Each issue attempts to establish an~~ interconnecting discourse ~~around topics such as labour on corporate social networks, algorithmic governance, user disobedience and resistance, and federated social networking alternatives.~~
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+~~During the presentation I will be looking back through the~~ zine‚ ~~Äôs short history, allowing me to fully explore the perceived and concretized affordances of the format, my particular~~ workflows ~~and respective iterations, as well as the lessons learned during the whole process.~~
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+Lidia Pereira’s graduation project, touching upon the topic of labour on social platforms which later becomes a product designed by social experiences, questions why we are not organizing. According to her, it’s because we don’t consider it work. Her project is an attempt to create a medium where there is **discourse, instead of a definite conclusion(s). Perhaps even a platform for changing minds?** That’s how she came up with a **zine, as a research medium** for her research to continue growing.
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+## ~~Post-digital Publishing and the Return of Locality. _By Axel Andersson_~~
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+Place, site, and locality ~~have returned to the public discourse with a vengeance. Both in paternalistic invocations of national paradigms such as Brexit and in a retreat to salon-cultures in the face of the digital revolution. Locality is also a potentially important concept in~~ post-digital publishing strategies that operate beyond the digital/analogue divide. ~~One challenge is to find meaningful and critical ways of~~ re-territorializing digital publishing practices.
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+~~Swedish Kritiklabbet has carried out a number of experiments to~~ investigate the role of locality for contemporary publishing. ~~Under the working title ‘mass-criticism’ we tried to combine locality and public participation with editorial reflection and intervention. One experiment related to the Gothenburg Book Fair of 2016, where a digital montage/fragment work was constructed by a team in Stockholm with solicited texts from participants at the fair in Gothenburg. This experiment contributed to the conceptualization of another experiment at the Supermarket Art Fair in Stockholm 2018. For this event Kritiklabbet moved its editorial team to the Supermarket site and contributed as one ‘exhibitor’. The exhibition consisted of a production and distribution site of a physical newspaper, The Last Mass Mail, that was made with critical interventions submitted by visitors to the art fair.~~
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