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Author Tucker, Aaron, 1982-
Title Interfacing with the Internet in popular cinema / Aaron Tucker.
Publisher New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2014.


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Descript x, 254 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Contents Introduction -- The cables under, in and around our homes: "the net" as viral suburban intruder -- The evolution of the web browser: the global village outgrown -- Avatar in the uncanny valley: the Na'vi and us, the machinic audience -- Hacking against the apocalypse: Tony Stark and the remilitarized Internet -- With a great data plan comes great responsibility: the enmeshed web 2.0 Internet user -- Don't shoot the (instant) messenger: the efficient virtual body learns -- The reel/real Internet: beyond genre and the often vulnerable virtual family -- Conclusion.
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1137386681
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Author Tucker, Aaron, 1982-
Subject Internet in motion pictures.
Descript x, 254 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Contents Introduction -- The cables under, in and around our homes: "the net" as viral suburban intruder -- The evolution of the web browser: the global village outgrown -- Avatar in the uncanny valley: the Na'vi and us, the machinic audience -- Hacking against the apocalypse: Tony Stark and the remilitarized Internet -- With a great data plan comes great responsibility: the enmeshed web 2.0 Internet user -- Don't shoot the (instant) messenger: the efficient virtual body learns -- The reel/real Internet: beyond genre and the often vulnerable virtual family -- Conclusion.
ISBN 9781137386687
1137386681
Author Tucker, Aaron, 1982-
Subject Internet in motion pictures.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 6th Floor  PN1995.9.I573 T83 2014  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Internet in motion pictures.
Descript x, 254 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Contents Introduction -- The cables under, in and around our homes: "the net" as viral suburban intruder -- The evolution of the web browser: the global village outgrown -- Avatar in the uncanny valley: the Na'vi and us, the machinic audience -- Hacking against the apocalypse: Tony Stark and the remilitarized Internet -- With a great data plan comes great responsibility: the enmeshed web 2.0 Internet user -- Don't shoot the (instant) messenger: the efficient virtual body learns -- The reel/real Internet: beyond genre and the often vulnerable virtual family -- Conclusion.
ISBN 9781137386687
1137386681

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