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Art and Education [in the Telematic Culture]
Author: Roy Ascott

It was Simon Nora who coined the term telematics to describe the new electronic technology derived from the convergence of computers and telecommunications systems. His report to the President of France, L'Informatisation de la Soci�t�, published in 1978, is perhaps one of the most influential documents in this field to have been published in Europe: influential in that it led to the swift establishment by the French government of the Programme T�l�matique, which has resulted in the transformation of many aspects of French culture. This process of telematisation is most dramatically seen in the ubiquitous and rapid spread of Minitel, the public videotex system that enables widespread interaction between users and databases across an enormous range of services.
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Related to event: (Symposium) FISEA The First International Symposium on Electronic Art
URL Jstor - The Scholarly Journal Archive
Organisation (Community) ISAST
Artefact (Magazine)(Proceedings) Leonardo Supplemental Issue 1988 Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Electronic Art