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Viral
Marketing: communication used to transmit a promotional
message from a customer to another (potential) customer. ¤
Time spent watching TV: 66.0 hours per month ¤ Time
spent surfing the
Internet: 34.4 hours per month ¤ Percent of computer viruses
that are
actually hoaxes: 94% ¤
Approval rating before announcement of a new terrorist threat: 79%.
Approval rating after announcement of a new terrorist threat: 83%
¤ The
administration's use of the alert system increased inordinately before
the election and each time it did, Bush's numbers went up about 5%.
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"The mere threat, heavily mass mediated, achieves at least part of what
actual terrorism achieves. ¤ Any actual threat message results
in a
great deal of messages in the media. That approach magnifies the sense
of threat by repetition.Ebola |
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In order to keep this economy strong – and we do have a strong economy
– not only have we added 8.2 million new jobs since August of 2003,
interest is low, inflation is down.Sepsis |
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A virus will be spreading in 48 hours from now!!!! PLEASE BE VERY
CAREFUL: This message arrived today, Microsoft just announced it. The
information said: If you receive an e-mail with the subject Help, don't
open it, don't even move your mouse over it or clean it because with
only that action a virus will be activated without the necessity to
download any file, it is a cyber-terrorism!!E-coli |
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Microbe OrchestraA fantastical arrangement of imaginary microbes, each one contributing its own particular sound to a six-minute 'suite'. The actual installation was composed of six computer display screens arranged in a circle, each screen displaying one microbe. The music for the show was written in six-point surround-sound, allowing the visitor to stand at the center of the installation and be 'serenaded' by the microbes surrounding him/her. The music in the video on this web site has been downmixed to stereo. (Click on the image to display video. 6 minutes.) |
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Xarkos
Ataktos is
an American composer and music producer who has made Berlin his home
for the last three years. He has written music for film, computer
games, and live performance in a variety of styles, from classical to
electro-industrial. Music: "Ebola", "Sepsis II", "E. Coli", "Microbe Orchestra" Video Editing: "Microbe Orchestra" Texts and Technical installation. |
Jason Benedict is an American artist born in
Seattle, Washington and currently living and working in Berlin,
Germany. He studied at the
School of the Art Institute of
Chicago and la Universidad
Complutense de Madrid and has
exhibited
work in numerous venues across Europe and North America. Additionally,
he has worked building large exhibits, scenery, film and theater
productions in curious settings across the globe. Paintings: "Ebola", "Sepsis II", "E. Coli" Exhibit installation. |
Baron Dixon is a prolific American video
artist with over 60 independent films to his credit. He concentrates on
animation experiments, short films, and video excerpts. His
contribution to ‘Social Pathology’ is typical of his animation work, in
which he relies heavily on still-image preparation with computer
graphics tools. Videos: "Microbe Orchestra" |
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