Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 15/10/2026There’s a random printed photo of JFK in my classroom and sometimes to get everyone’s attention I say “don’t do it for me, do it for JFK” 020 2
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 15/10/2026No way, AoIR. It would be great if whoever wants to take charge of this bot would claim responsibility 3162 16
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 14/10/2026Today we watched a favorite, The Gleaners and I. I think this movie is so charming, pensive 110 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 14/10/2026We had a good discussion about the future of work and AI in comms 000 0
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 13/10/2026Spent today wiggling my arms to represent the diaphragm in my crude radio diagram 122 2
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 03/10/2026Feeling personally called out by Jordan Brower in this article quod.lib.umich.edu/j/jcms/image... 010 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 01/10/2026Today I’ll be on a panel on The Future of Work in communications for Hofstra’s @hofstrau.bsky.social Presidential Symposium 110 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 15/09/2026Just saw the new AI documentary Ghost in the Machine @ghostdoc2026.bsky.social. Well done feminist history and critique of AI. Also a real who’s who of critical theorists, AI scholars. Cool uses of sound and images to stimulate the uncanniness of both AI and its creators 172 7
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 13/09/2026Doing some research for a new paper idea and came across this Mae West tidbit. Truly the GOAT "Mae West has the most famous bedroom in the film colony. The ceiling is completely covered with mirrors which gives an unusual effect to the entire room" 163 6
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 05/09/2026Just read a wild Werner von Braun quote: “missile building is much like interior decorating…when you put it all together you may see in a flash it’s a mistake - the draperies don’t go with the slip covers” 121 2
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 31/08/2026Wearing the blazer so they know I’m serious and the florals so they know I’m 💁🏻♂️ 040 4
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 20/08/2026My screening list for the semester. All but 1 are ~90 mins! 210 2
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 13/08/2026It was real and the party culture was everywhere. Reminds me of Ashley Mears incredible party circuit ethnography Very Important People 271 7
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 12/08/2026Remote controls and VCRs were also ad-blockers and TV execs hated them for the same reason! Here's a NYT op ed from 1988: 163 6
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 25/07/2026The Third Man (1949) in 35 mm at Film Forum was great. A world weary movie - tired of WW2 and the new Cold War. Such a dense movie 010 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 22/07/2026Ladd and Lake have incredible chemistry yes but what about Ladd and Bendix? 100 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 22/07/2026Rewatched The Glass Key last night. Def one of my favorite noir films 100 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 01/07/2026And an actual handset at the Smithsonian Museum of American History americanhistory.si.edu/collections/... 010 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 01/07/2026i wonder if you could've used the modem tones to do all sorts of interesting remote hacks of all 16 people who probably owned this phone 100 1
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 01/07/2026Doing a bit of research on video calls and found this 1992 AT&T video phone manual, including good advice about call backgrounds and lighting. Even had a shutter 152 5
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 23/05/2026It's also worth nothing that in the 1980s, only ~10% of households had a personal computer and that number didn't reach 50% until around 2000. And the Apple II cost $1300 in the early 80s (today about $4200). An HP Pavilion was $1700 in 1997 021 2
Dan Rosen @danrosen.xyz · 23/05/2026“[Grace] Hopper’s dream, her drive for automatic computing, was to put the programmer inside the computer and thus rehumanize the mathematician: the pseudocode [reusable code] was to free the mathematician and her brain from the shackles of programming" 121 2