REVERSE ENGINEERING: DISMANTLING AND CUSTOMIZING FOR THE NEW GLOBAL MEDIA ECOLOGY.
The article examines how reverse engineering dismantles and customizes technologies for the new global media ecology. It says that the engineering offers a way to conceptualize a radical media insurgency in these new media ecologies. Vietnamese recycled the metal from downed U.S. warplanes and made...
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University of California Press
Jul-Oct2006
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