>From the NCUC list, NCUC being the Noncommercial Users Constituency
(of ICANN) list. Devout Christians have developed such a reputation
for being mobilizable that we can surely expect them to be used as
fodder for all manner of creepy agendas. The only limit is whether
some connected cynic can fi
> I find many unix/linux histories dont do this and as such
> seem to rewrite the history or gloss over things to fit
> into the free as in speech ideology. The Oral History
> really deals witht he basics of interactive communal
> computing and the way the machine was developed in a way
> these oth
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This looks very useful and good. As i have read some of it already I
recommend it to everyone interested in the topic
Martin
Law and Internet Cultures
Kathy Bowrey
University of New South Wales, Sydney
http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=3D0521600480
(ISBN-10: 0521600480 |
The idea that brevity and bigger pictures go together pretty well has
been around at least since Burma-Shave, if not Ockham's Razor, but maybe
there's a need for another car-cultural analogy. Re PP: not really a
surprise, given the (rhetorical) havoc pp has already wreaked in board-
and classro
(fwd. on request of the conference organizers to nettime-l. more on
this case can be found on the www.fibreculture.org list. /geert)
The following is a statement written by Toni Negri in refutation of the
allegations made against him by Keith Windschuttle in _The Australian_
(16 March 2005):
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(comments below on 'corporate responsabilty' report is somewhat
predictable as Mokhiber and Weissman have been calling for conviction
for corporate crime for years, without success as of yet, but
interesting nonetheless. see link for press release and table of
content. /geert)
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