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December 5, 2003

Ars Electronic adds a Digital Community Prize

Posted by Clay Shirky

Rhizome is reporting that Ars Electronica is adding a new prize for digital communities.

The Ars Electronica organisation has created a new Prix Ars Electronica category under the name "Digital Communities". This category has been created to focus on the impact that the new technologies have in contemporary society (through Flash Mobs, Fan Communities, eGovernment sites and so). The new category will be presented in a Press Conference on Wednesday, December 17th 2003

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1. Piter on May 22, 2004 11:24 PM writes...

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3. James on July 14, 2004 7:15 PM writes...

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