Re: nettime: down & up and the need for long-term archiving

2020-03-11 Thread mark
suggestion: move to lists.aktivix.org and the archive can be made available at https://lists.aktivix.org/pipermail/listname Also, ensure that the pipermail archive is indexed by archive.org Make sense? Cheers, Mark # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated maili

Re: FW: Blogpost: Smart Cities vs. Smart Communities: Enabling Markets or Empowering Citizens

2014-11-08 Thread Mark Simpkins
f the data flows from individuals, generating simple maps to show where the data goes/gets shared / used again, which should be enabling for the citizen to influence up in their environment. mark On 7 November 2014 15:50, michael gurstein wrote: > > http://gurstein.wordpress.com/2014/11/06

Re: FW: Blogpost: Smart Cities vs. Smart Communities: Enabling Markets or Empowering Citizens

2014-11-08 Thread Mark Simpkins
f the data flows from individuals, generating simple maps to show where the data goes/gets shared / used again, which should be enabling for the citizen to influence up in their environment. mark On 7 November 2014 15:50, michael gurstein wrote: > > http://gurstein.wordpress.com/2014/11/06

Re: has the time for an alternative to ted talk videos finally come?

2013-04-08 Thread Mark Simpkins
and add to it and be critical of it and to be open and inclusive of this and not technocratic about it. There, I don't think I have answered the original idea and probably rambled. sorry. mark (first post on nettime after too many years). On 7 April 2013 15:22, Jon Lebkowsky wrote:

Re: The $100bn Facebook question: Will capitalism survive 'value abundance'?

2012-03-08 Thread Mark Andrejevic
So, according to Michael's numbers, to live up to its valuation, Facebook will need to quintuple its profits fast -- without alienating users. That will likely be challenging, especially at a time when its aggressive tactics have drawn a lot more attention to its legally suspect strategies (at

Re: The $100bn Facebook question: Will capitalism survive 'value abundance'?

2012-03-07 Thread Mark Andrejevic
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