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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[tribulant_slideshow gallery_id=”1″] ‘Faceless patrons’ is an installation that documents stories used by Internet scammers in so called ‘overpayment check scams’. Scammers use scripted stories to reach their victims, yet when correspondence continues story worlds start to evolve. We wanted to take a closer look on these ‘419-fiction’ cybercrime stories, ‘419’ relating to the criminal
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
[tribulant_slideshow gallery_id=”3″] 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
