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The state of aesthetic computing or info-aesthetics: curated panel discussion
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Michael Kelly, Victoria Vesna, Paul Fishwick, Andrew Vande Moere, Kenneth HuffAuthors Info & Claims
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Aesthetic computing is one of several related new fields: info-aesthetics, database aesthetics, network aesthetics, and software aesthetics. What are their similarities and differences? What are the aesthetic issues driving them, and how are they linked to technological developments? And what exactly is the role of aesthetics is this context?
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