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SUMMARY:James Langdon (Principles of Serendipity)
DESCRIPTION:In Renaissance Europe\, printers (with typesetters and illustra
 tors in their employ) performed an essential editorial role in the politic
 s of making knowledge public\, deciding what would be published and qualif
 ying texts with printed marginalia. In our digital culture there are no su
 ch gatekeepers\, for better and for worse. Amateur content creators are em
 powered by access to tools and decentralised publishing networks\, and yet
  the information space is made infinitely more corruptible. Perhaps the mo
 st urgent question we must confront as communication designers is this: Ho
 w will we create the opportunities to do important work? We simply cannot 
 wait to be asked.
LOCATION:Hochschule der Bildenden Künste Saar
URL:https://cache.hbksaar.de/symposium
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