Category : Research

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Paper: Humiliating entertainment or social activism? Analyzing Scambaiting Strategies Against Online Advance Fee Fraud

Posted on: October 17, 2013 /
Categories: Publications, Research

Title: ‘Humiliating entertainment or social activism? Analyzing Scambaiting Strategies Against Online Advance Fee Fraud’ Author(s): Andreas Zingerle Email: andreas.zingerle (at) ufg.ac.at Published at: Cyberworlds 2013, Keio University, Yokohama, Japan. Abstract: Scam baiters are individuals in online information communities specializing in identifying, documenting and reporting actions of so-called ‘419 scammers’. A qualitative research approach was applied

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Workshop: 419fiction-Revisiting the spam folder

Posted on: August 22, 2013 /
Categories: Lectures, Research, Workshops

Workshop: ‘Revisiting the spam folder’ – Using 419fiction for Interactive Storytelling   The workshop is organized by Andreas Zingerle and Linda Kronman (kairus.org). Past workshops, lectures and presentations: 08/15: ISEA conference, Vancouver/Canada. 08/15: Workshop at Electronic Literature conference, Bergen/Norway. 02/15: Workshop at Digital Culture Research Group, University of Bergen, Norway. 11/14: Workshop at Internet research

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Paper: Transmedia storytelling and Online representations – Issues of trust on the Internet

Posted on: April 22, 2012 /
Categories: Publications, Research

Title: Transmedia storytelling and Online representations – Issues of trust on the Internet Author(s): Andreas Zingerle, Linda Kronman Email: andreas.zingerle (at) ufg.ac.at, linda (at) kairus.org Published at: Cyberwolds 2011, Banff Center, Alberta, Canada.   Abstract: In this paper we present an alternative way to raise awareness about online advance-fee fraud scams, by exploring the extent

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Opening Museums – New Interaction methods for future museum experiences

Posted on: February 17, 2012 /
Categories: Publications, Research

We approach the theme of “opening museums” from a point of view where digital technologies can be used as tools to facilitate vistor-museum and visitor-visitor interaction. We look at “interaction”, as in how to encourage visitors to become interactive participants, following the theory that human communication is based on dialog and exchange. On the other

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Paper: Collaboration models in Big South Lab

Posted on: July 10, 2011 /
Categories: Publications, Research

Title: Collaboration models in Big South Lab Author(s): Anne Nigten, Lars Kynde, Andreas Zingerle, Tyler Freeman Email: anne(at)patchingzone.com, larskynde(at)hotmail.com, andreas.zingerle(at)ufg.ac.at, tyler(at)odbol.com Published at: ISEA conference 2011, Istanbul, Turkey.   Abstract: This paper highlights the co-creation processes of two electronic art and design works in  the Big South Lab; the VJacket coordinated by Andreas Zingerle and

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