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It's Not Just the Clouds, or Maybe It Is An Email Interview with Cory Arcangel

Author
Lindsay Simpson
Publisher
Squeaky Wheel/ Buffalo Media Resources, Inc.
Date
Winter 2003/Spring 2004
Place
Buffalo, New York
Volume
15
Issue
1
Type
Periodical
ETC archive
ETC2262
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Lindsay Simpson. It's Not Just the Clouds, or Maybe It Is An Email Interview with Cory Arcangel. The Squealer. vol. 15, no. 1. Squeaky Wheel/ Buffalo Media Resources, Inc. Winter 2003/Spring 2004. pp. 5 - 7.

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The Squealer: the low-tech/ high-tech issue. It's Not Just the Clouds, or Maybe It Is: An Email Interview with Cory Arcangel by Lindsay Simpson.

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