Roberto Simanowski Introduction -- Johanna Drucker At the intersection of computational methods and the traditional humanities -- John Cayley Of Capta, vectoralists, reading and the Googlization of universities -- Erick Felinto Mediascape, antropotechnics, culture of presence, and the flight from God --
David Golumbia Computerization always promotes centralization even as it promotes decentralization -- Ulrik Ekman Network Societies 2.0: The extension of computing into the social and human environment -- Mihai Nadin Enslaved by digital technology -- Nick Montfort Self-monitoring and corporate interests -- Rodney Jones The age of print literacy and ‘deep critical attention’ is filled with war, genocide and environmental devastation -- Diane Favro, Kathleen Komar, Todd Presner, Willeke Wendrich Surfing the web, algorithmic criticism and Digital Humanities -- N. Katherine Hayles Opening the depths, not sliding on surfaces -- Jay David Bolter From writing space to designing mirrors -- Bernard Stiegler Digital knowledge, obsessive computing, short-termism and need for a negentropic Web.