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Beyonce and I (or Spam in the Can)
The Independent wrote a piece on spam, and I was interviewed as well. The main driver for the story is Finn Brunton’s forthcoming book on the same topic (and I can reveal that it is a great stud… more →
Machinology
Beyonce and I (or Spam in the Can)
wrote 1 month ago: The Independent wrote a piece on spam, and I was interviewed as well. The main driver for the story … more →
A Hefty Companion
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wrote 2 months ago: A Companion to New Media Dynamics is out now. And admittedly, it is quite expensive. But try to get … more →
On Virality
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wrote 3 months ago: Tony D. Sampson’s new book Virality is a good read: on network culture, Gabriel Tarde, affect, … more →
Critique With a Cause - on Lovink's new book
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wrote 11 months ago: Geert Lovink can be provocative – very provocative. This is one of the pleasures of diving into his … more →
Viral Capitalism - redux
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wrote 1 year ago: Capitalism is sticky – it is able to attach to such a variety of objects, things, practices, and new … more →
Platform Politics-conference: Opening Words
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wrote 2 years ago: We organized a very successful Platform Politics-conference in Cambridge, May 11-13, where our speak … more →
Network Politics
wrote 2 years ago: In looking at digital networking techniques, which encapsulate both communication and social organis … more →
Unnatural (Media) Ecologies
wrote 2 years ago: After a long wait, it’s out like nature itself! The Fibreculture-journal Media Ecology-special issue … more →
The Freedom Box
wrote 2 years ago: It shocked many when during the protests in Egypt, the government turned off the Internet. So how c … more →
Launch events for Insect Media - Berlin and Cambridge
wrote 2 years ago: Now that Insect Media is out, I am organizing a couple of events sort of as book launches—with … more →
>Dave Boothroyd talk on censorship, secrecy and memory in digital culture
wrote 2 years ago: >A forthcoming talk in Cambridge hosted by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and C … more →
>Wirelessness - radical empiricism in media theory
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wrote 2 years ago: Adrian Mackenzie captures something extremely essential and apt in his fresh book Wirelessness … more →
WikiLeaks: Networked Action for a Networked Age
wrote 2 years ago: There can be little doubt that for those of us interested in peer theory, the WikiLeaks story is a g … more →
WikiLeaks and Network Politics
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wrote 2 years ago: I feel we’re in the midst of one of those pivotal moments in history where from here onwards, … more →
>Learning from Network Dysfunctionality: Accidents, Enterprise and Small Worlds of Infection (ISEA 2010 Version)
wrote 2 years ago: > Before leaving finally for ISEA 2010 in Germany I shall post this — a short intro, or sum … more →
Affect, software, net art (or what can a digital body of code do-redux)
wrote 2 years ago: After visiting the Manchester University hosted Affective Fabrics of Digital Cultures-conference I t … more →
Choice, self-regulation, security and other characteristics that make us desire to see less
wrote 3 years ago: “Not long ago it would have been an absolutely absurd action to purchase a television or acqui … more →
>Networkpolitics-poster
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wrote 3 years ago: >Here is the poster for our forthcoming Network-politics event, full title: Thinking Network Poli … more →
From Cybertext to Produsage. Functioning and Production of Digital Texts
wrote 3 years ago: ArcDigital and Cultures of the Digital Economy (CoDE) institute guest talk: From Cybertext to Produs … more →
