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      4 # Lecture 7
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      6 ## Digital culture
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      8 originally, there was an information society. shifts towards a knowledge society.
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     10 in 1980s, online library catalogues started popping up
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     12 desktop publishing: you can use a text editor to publish whatever you want without having to go through publisher, printing, and whatever else
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     14 digital art
     15 Derksen and online meetings
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     17 knowledge society in the 1990s: people who know how to use net, they could be smart and get away
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     19 changed movies with motion graphics — Jurassic Park, The Matrix. couldn’t exist without a computer
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     21 Risk society in at the end of the 1990s
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     23 - politicised (even more so after 9/11)
     24 - rise of big data, risks coming with it, new thoughts about privacy
     25 - have to assess what’s happening and how we might control what goes wrong
     26 - Project X where you post about a party in a little village and half the world turns up
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     28 Saskia Stuiveling
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     30 - president of Dutch Court of audit
     31 - transparency in spending of gov money & NGO budgets, open data
     32 - focused a lot on openness and spendin