Da[r]ta.

Articulates the term `differential specificity' of television with reference to the use of da[r]ta by Samuel Webster, author of the book `Mediauras.' Definition of da[r]ta; Imagination of this conception; Detailed information on issue; Reference to various cultures.

Bibliographic Details
Published in:Afterimage Vol. 24; no. 6; pp. 5 - 7
Main Author: Batchen, Geoffrey
Format: Article
Published: University of California Press May/Jun97
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