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FUTURE NON STOP
...is a semantically connected content repository, which contains documents on 15 years of new practices in art and media.FEATURED TEXTS
“Grassroots Movements Can Learn from the PR industry.”
During the World-InfoCon conference in Amsterdam Sheldon Rampton, editor of PR Watch, spoke to World-Information.Org about improving grassroots techniques of advocacy.
During the World-InfoCon conference in Amsterdam Sheldon Rampton, editor of PR Watch, spoke to World-Information.Org about improving grassroots techniques of advocacy.
Society Lost
Warum spricht man heutzutage immer öfter von den so genannten urban struggles? Worum wird in diesem Fall gekämpft und warum ausgerechnet in der Stadt?
Warum spricht man heutzutage immer öfter von den so genannten urban struggles? Worum wird in diesem Fall gekämpft und warum ausgerechnet in der Stadt?
Let it RIP! Obituary of an Endless Myth: Public Netbase, 1994-2006
Brian Holme's tribute to Public Netbase, a project that combined art and politics, technology and culture, theory and practice in unique ways.
Brian Holme's tribute to Public Netbase, a project that combined art and politics, technology and culture, theory and practice in unique ways.
The Political Economy of Commons
"In order to capture the benefits of freedom and innovation that the networked information economy makes possible, we must build a core common infrastructure alongside the proprietary infrastructure."; excerpt
"In order to capture the benefits of freedom and innovation that the networked information economy makes possible, we must build a core common infrastructure alongside the proprietary infrastructure."; excerpt
Introduction Meaning of Digital Networks
Technologies have long been recognized as significant factors in production, distribution, organizational forms, and social relations. But today's ICTs are not just any technology. They are reshaping crucial features of democratic participation, control, surveillance, privacy, and war. From the preface to "World-Information.Org – Politik der Infosphäre", Konrad Becker et al. BPB Berlin/ Leske und Budrich, Opladen 2002
Technologies have long been recognized as significant factors in production, distribution, organizational forms, and social relations. But today's ICTs are not just any technology. They are reshaping crucial features of democratic participation, control, surveillance, privacy, and war. From the preface to "World-Information.Org – Politik der Infosphäre", Konrad Becker et al. BPB Berlin/ Leske und Budrich, Opladen 2002
Disembedding from Psycho-Urban Containment
With the explosion of electronics, realising the science-fiction of yesterday, we are now in scenarios of the virtual city, the online city, the city of bits, the cybertown and other metaphors of disembodiment.
With the explosion of electronics, realising the science-fiction of yesterday, we are now in scenarios of the virtual city, the online city, the city of bits, the cybertown and other metaphors of disembodiment.