Hello Armin,
Desiree's concerns are valid, and it is a good proposition.
Sivasubramanian M
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 2:35 PM, Armin Medosch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I happened to meet Desiree last night and therefore think that her mail
> does not explain the issue as well as she did in our conversation.
Armin - thanks for helping out here and explaining I was going with my email.
Ted, it's been a while, but I hope you still have time to follow ICANN
let us know what you think of the latest ICANN gTLD process.
As I've been working on .art for some time - am interested to see if
we could mobilize
Hi all,
Modern Poland Foundation has launched the Future of Copyright Contest,
in which we want to collect best international works on this topic.
The prize is set by people supporting the project, by means of
IndieGoGo (a crowdfunding platform).
We would like to invite You to share and promote
Hello
In regards to will capitalism survive question I am posting this
interview will Alain Badiou where he shifts the discourse in a
worthwhile direction.
cheers
Allan
Van Houdt
>From Kant to Husserl, and now to your work, the move to transcendental
philosophy has, for the most part, taken pla
On 06/03/12 16:56, newme...@aol.com wrote:
> If you don't mind, could you consider the possibility that INDUSTRIALISM is
> really what happened in the "developed" economies -- both those we call
> "Capitalist" and those we call "Communist" -- and, indeed, is what is still
> happening in the
Hi,
I happened to meet Desiree last night and therefore think that her mail
does not explain the issue as well as she did in our conversation.
Our old 'friend' ICANN (Ted, we miss your comments on that;-) is
releasing new generic Top Level Domains. It is posible that some
business interests wo
Mark writes:
>Jon (Michael):
>
>> Let me ask a slightly different question, whether
>> capitalism can survive its necessary generation
>> of abundance?
>
>Two questions (implied by yours) -- what do you mean by "capitalism" and why
>do you presume that
>whatever-that-is has "survived"?
>
Good poi
Facebook's biggest problem, at the moment, is to live up to its reported $100
billion valuation -- a big challenge for a company whose material assets and
actual revenues fall far short of warranting such a big number. So brace
yourself Facebookers, for increasingly aggressive forms of "monetiza
