This week’s Graduate Seminar will read Hoggart’s classic, The Uses of Literacy (1957). Note the “Scholarship Boy” working diligently at the corner of the family table.
Computer History Museum News
- Fairchild Semiconductor: The 60th Anniversary of a Silicon Valley Legend
- Seymour Cray: The Man Who Brought Style to Supercomputers
- An Inspired Year: Preserving the Legacy and Advancing the Future of Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- Reflections on Summer by CHM’s Exponential Center Inaugural University Interns
- The MRI of the Future May Be Wearable & Telepathic
- Early Frontiers for Computer Creativity: TX-0 Writes a Western
- An Early Door to Cyberspace: The Community Memory Terminal
- Hidden No More: CHM’s Archives Processing Project Wraps Up
- Decoding Cancer with The Cancer Genome Atlas’ Dr. Jean Claude Zenklusen
- Before ENIGMA: Breaking the Hebern Rotor Machine
Gamasutra News
- Video: How Total War: Warhammer's siege AI works
- Don't Miss: What a difference 0.2 seconds makes in balancing Halo 3's sniper rifle
- A look at WeFly: The Wii Pilotwings game that never came to be
- Get a job: Naughty Dog is hiring a Gameplay Programmer
- Razer is getting into the smartphone business before year-end
- Rich Vogel departs BattleCry Studios to join Certain Affinity
- The GDC 2018 UX Summit seeks your best talks on user experience!
- Blog: Creating a simple physics-based motion controller
- Reminder: The deadline to submit your game to the 2018 IGF is fast approaching!
- Blog: What I learned living in Seattle as an indie dev
GamePolitics News
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RetroGamer News
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Kotaku News
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