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Margaret Morse is an emerita professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz who taught film and video. She is also a well-versed author known for her critical analysis of both United States and European media artists. She has a propensity for closed-circuit video installations. Much of her work and career revolves around subjects in experimental film, video art, interactive Media and written works looking into our interaction with modern media and digital machines.