Hello nettime,
I wrote "Digital Networks and Social Innovation: Strategies of the
Imagination", in 2008. It was published as a chapter of the book "Cultural
Expression, Creativity and Innovation", volume III of the Cultures and
Globalization series, SAGE Publications.
According to the contract
Well, it's been a while since I wrote anything about the Debtors'
Party, I have a few texts in mind about horizontal money, about why we
should continue to use the word communism, and more about the
macroeconomics of class struggle, but I thought I'd start by honouring a
debt.
I promised my f
dear Tjebbe,
as young squatters in Amsterdam in recent times both me and hellekin
did benefit from your early practices of phone alarm lists.
Considering your presence in this discussion now I feel that the
grounds for this dialogue are extremely interesting and fertile.
It certainly won't hurt
Last sentence of a message on which I am reacting just to get the gist of it:
>> I won't participate anymore in so-called social media that don't
>> proceed from actual communities nor nourish them. Facebook and
>> Google+ nourish like baby milk: with poison inside. Stop smoking
>> before cancer
Hello
may I offer a bit of early morning dogma:
# Something is happening, again
Surely someone wrote in these seventeen years of nettime a story of
information society domesticating the internet, removing the thorny
bits that might disrupt the status quo *too much*.
It is sincerely sad for sen
also online at
http://mediasocialchange.net/2012/01/21/anonymous-and-the-digital-antinomians/
cheers
dan
Anonymous and the Antinomian Atmosphere
How are we to understand the political implications of Anonymous? How
do we explicate the digitally mediated 'atmosphere of dissent' that
links the Ar
