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!!! 2.2. Fields and Structure of NMSAT (version 1.0) The text is structured in 3 parts: Ancient and modern history, anticipatory literature, technical developments (∞ - 1964); Artworks, technological developments, contemporary history (1950 – today); Reference articles and bibliography. Part One Part One of the collection features literature, philosophy, the history of telecommunications, musical and artistic references, and references to science fiction. It allows for comparison and development of perspectives concerning technological breakthroughs, literary and artistic utopias, and musical and sonic explorations. Major references related to communication and sound technologies have been included in this part in order to highlight their influence, even though they are not directly linked to our research interests. These entries are not exhaustive, but they provide a context for a better understanding of the advent of networked audio. We consider that it is important to take into consideration certain benchmark events of human and technical explorations from the second half of the 19th century onwards. Part One is structured in a linear and chronological manner and concludes with a visionary quotation from 1964 concerning the advent of electronic networks (even though the development of ARPANET ^[Advanced Research Projects Agency Network^] started two years earlier). The quotation is notable in that it represents an emblematic shift in history, introducing the development of electronic networks, such as the Internet. * Part Two Similarly, Part Two starts with a major reference from 1951: the first contemporary and artistic work that used live sound from a distant location (Imaginary Landscape IV, John Cage). Part Two of the collection aims to provide a chronological list of artistic and musical works developed through networks, events based on network technology, significant references emanating from the observation of other subsidiary artistic practices an other domains. This observation also deals with socio-technical developments from the last 25 years of the 20th century : electronic networks, communities of internauts, social networking, broad- and narrow-casting, geographically identified locations and so on. * Part Three Part Three of NMSAT presents a list of reference articles and workshops notes, proceedings from symposiums and international conferences and other publications in the form of a bibliography classified by names of authors, and the title and year of publication. This standard structure permits the insertion of references in other bibliographical lists and has the potential to facilitate research processes. It also provides information on the dynamics of development in the area of research over the past years. Unlike Parts One and Two, Part Three is organized in alphabetical order (Parts One and Two are structured in a chronological form, as previously mentioned.) {br}{br} [../files/articles/nmsat/NMSAT_5p.jpg\|../files/articles/nmsat/NMSAT_5.jpg] [../files/articles/nmsat/NMSAT_6p.jpg\|../files/articles/nmsat/NMSAT_6.jpg] {br}{br}
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