About the Digital Methods Initiative

Reworking method for Internet research, the Digital Methods Initiative (DMI) is a collaboration of the New Media TEMLab, University of Amsterdam and the Govcom.org Foundation, Amsterdam, with support from the Mondriaan Foundation's Interregeling and MACOSPOL, the EU project, led by Bruno Latour. The Digital Methods Initiative is directed by Richard Rogers. The project coordinators are Sabine Niederer and Esther Weltevrede. Current affiliates include Anat Ben-David, Erik Borra, Marieke van Dijk, Andrea Fiore, Anne Helmond, Noortje Marres, Koen Martens, Loes Sikkes, Michael Stevenson, Laura van der Vlies and Marijn de Vries Hoogerwerff.

Substantive introduction to the Digital Methods Initiative

DMI people at the Virtual Platform's Walled Garden event, Amsterdam, 20-21 November 2008. Picture: Corinne Kruger

Walled Garden event outcome: The Leaky Garden Project by DMI.