In the 1998 article, Digital Dancing I use the term distributed choreography to discuss synchronous, Internet-based communication that spans different geographical locations. In other words, the performance occurs at the same time (but not in the same place) -- in at least two different locations via the Internet and the performances influence by each other. Best, Lisa At 01:17 PM 2/22/2002 -0600, you wrote: >April 1995, <<a distributed virtual performance/event>> for the Austin >premier of "Dancing With The Virtual Devish Virtual Bodies" > >Yacov. > > > > >>Hi all, >>I am currently trying to find out who first coined the term "distributed >>performance". The earliest paper I found is Lisa Naugle's article >>"Digital Dancing" in IEEE Multimedia in 1998. In this article, she uses >>the term 'distributed choreography'. >>As far as I know, the earliest telematic performance by the later >>Electronic Café group took place already in 1980, and so I wonder if >>somebody used the term somewhat earlier. >> >>I would appreciate any help! >>All the best, Julia Glesner. >> >> >> >>_________________________________________________________________ >>Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > >--
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