
About

This blog was created by and continues to be maintained by Tracey M Benson to encourage discussion about media, social issues and notions of digital culture. Your observations, comments and critiques are most welcome.

Mediakult was originally hosted on blogspot.com as a teaching resource. It was initially created for CNMA (Centre for New Media Arts) media cultures students at the Australian National University to promote discussion about contemporary media arts, media cultures and other interesting stuff.

Open Source software, social inclusion, web accessibility, flexible interface design, Gov2.0 and geomapping are just some of research interests explored on this blog.

To find out more about the author, check out www.byte-time.net and www.geokult.com 

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed in this blog are mine and not those of my employer the Department of Industry or the Australian National University, where I hold an adjunct academic position.

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14 responses

3 05 2011
Bruce Klopsteins

Hello Tracey sat on your table at Gov2.0 presentation by Alison Michalk. You can find me on the twitter @brucebits. Could you send me your email. I have been looking at your social media footprint to get a feel for you interests and think we probably have a bunch in common. My thing at the moment is content strategy. Anyways hope to hear from you soon.

19 06 2011
bytetime

Hi Bruce, would love to touch base sometime – you can email me on bytetime@gmail.com. Did you go to the last Gov 2.0 lunch?

16 04 2014
VisitSiena

thank you for following my blog! happy that you like it 🙂 what an interesting blog you have ! for sure will be back here 🙂 have a sunny and happy day 🙂

16 04 2014
bytetime

Thanks for your lovely comments 🙂 have a great day…

16 04 2014
VisitSiena

you are welcome 🙂 thank you 🙂

16 04 2014
bytetime

🙂 Have you checked out our other blog at http://www.geokult-travel.com? we would love you to check it out and give us some feedback 🙂

17 04 2014
VisitSiena

thank you for a link 🙂 will check with pleasure 🙂

22 04 2014
edmooneyphotography

Hi there Tracey,
Thanks for stopping by my little corner of the blogosphere and for the follow. Your support is much appreciated, 🙂

Eddie

22 04 2014
bytetime

Thanks Eddie, likewise! looking forward to seeing your posts 🙂
Perhaps we could promote some of your work on geokult-travel.com sometime?
Cheers
Tracey

22 04 2014
edmooneyphotography

Sure thing Tracey, Im sure we can come up with something of interest to your readers 🙂

30 05 2014
Candia

Tracey,
I have been collecting material on my family for about 8-10 years. There are many links to New Zealand and Australia. I have wanted to write them up but am still adding to the details and checking them so I can be accurate and can acknowledge sources. The trouble is that I am such a perfectionist that I will probably die before I go ahead and publish. Perhaps if I had a talk to give or an article to publish, it would get me started. I have gold diggers, pub owners, flour millers, illegitimate lines, evangelists, blackbirding consorters, coroners, asylum inmates, a half Maori line etc etc. The New Zealand one is riddled with murder and mayhem.
Where do I start? I have about 8 A4 folders of paperwork!
Pity I couldn’t visit you and collaborate….
Candia Dixon-Stuart

30 05 2014
bytetime

Wow Candia – that is amazing!!

Maybe you don’t have to visit me – do you live in New Zealand? We are visiting next January for an artist residency in New Plymouth.

Perhaps the way to approach this story is to just take a little snippet at a time, instead for trying to cover it all…

Sounds like you have many, may stories to tell.

Best regards
Tracey

31 05 2014
Candia

No, Tracey, I am in the UK. Most of these emigrants came from Scotland.
I will do it little by little- eventually!

1 06 2014
bytetime

Bummer – for some reason I thought you were in Aotearoa. good luck 🙂

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