Organized envy sounds like a fair characterization. But the organization
is small and centered on a few friends and associates of Medina. Then
there are others engaging in opportunistic one-offs on Twitter and
Facebook, at various levels of engagement.
It's far from clear that Morozov has made
Hello Geert,
I think you've summed it up quite well... I'm not sure there's something more
behind this.
Was this plagiarism? I don't think so, if the words are original. But for
the historian, the piece is certainly not bringing enough new material (if
at all...), and does not properly quote its
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On 15 Oct 2014, at 20:30, gab fest wrote:
Organized envy sounds like a fair characterization. But the
organization is small and centered on a few friends and associates of
Medina. Then there are others engaging in opportunistic one-offs on
Twitter and Facebook, at various levels of
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On 14/10/14 03:17 AM, Geert Lovink wrote:
Will this scandal be the beginning of his downfall?
Morozov has dealt in second-hand goods since his conversion. I've
never met anyone he's fooled. So I'm not sure what his downfall would
entail.
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Hi Ted,
Thanks for the best contribution to this thread. I am sure you are right to
emphasise the contradiction between scholasticism and reaching a broader
public. I am convinced that a lot of it was envy of Morozov's public reach
and I too wonder if his apparently perverse career move into the
