Interesting post, and a few comments. First, I'm surprised at how little
difference the _leaks_ are making; it's ironically the flesh of Assange
and the flesh of his flesh that seems to be of (distributed) core value -
the attarcks on Amazon, Mastercard, etc. It's like the breathing of an
Patrick -
Right on, and beautifully written/reasoned. I just hope it really does
work out that the infosphere is stronger than the nation state, and that
if one Wikileaks site is closed down another one will spring up in its
place. It feels more precariously balanced to me.
- Edward
Digital Anarchy and Wikileaks.
Or, Skynet doesn’t look anything like we thought it did.
This is the first time I’ve posted in a while, but I think we’re in significant
times. Assange and the whole Wikileaks phenomenon is so important that it
needs a little theory.
To recap for those who have
