Simon all,
Thank you for inviting me to be part of this discussion. I enjoyed it
immensely...
Unfortunately, I was unable to jump back into the discussion last week
due to being too busy.
I will reread all contributions rethink my own assumptions :-)
wishing you all well.
marc
Yes, thank you for having me as a part of this discussion. It is
always a good group. If anyone wants to pick anything up off list, I
am always happy to talk.
Davin
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 8:29 AM, marc garrett
marc.garr...@furtherfield.org wrote:
Simon all,
Thank you for inviting me to be
I'm not sure what the topic is for February. I expect that Renate or Tim
will be emailing us all about this shortly.
However, although I have signed off the discussion for this month, it
doesn't mean the netopticon discussion must cease. I think it can continue
until the new theme is announced.
I've had flu too - an example of another very effective network that is
everywhere and nowhere at the same time.
Best
Simon
On 31/01/2011 16:42, Jon Thomson j.thom...@ucl.ac.uk wrote:
And thanks too from us -we're both currently in Rotterdam for the film
festival but have managed to get the
So, we come to the end of the month of January and our discussion on the
theme of the Netopticon.
To remind us where we began, abstracted from the original post setting out
the theme:
The Panoptic structures innate in social space are often cited in relation
to the internet and its governance.
First off I want to say thank you to Simon for organizing this most interesting
conversation and for inviting me to participate. I would also like to thank
all those who have participated in this discussion of the netopticon.
I must admit that I have been keeping one eye slightly on the
On 01/23/2011 04:24 PM, marc garrett wrote:
There is already a backlash by various groups and individuals critiquing
Twitter and Facebook, saying that these social networking
facilities/platforms do not connect people but isolate them from
reality.A behaviour that has become typical may still
On behalf of Marc Garrett
Hello Johannes all,
First I would like to make clear (even though everyone probably knows this)
that, neoliberlism is now an intrinsic part of the shift and creep of the
panoptican, as well as what (Shoshan) suggests as Netopticon, a socially
networked Panoptic
Hi Simon, Christina all,
Firstly, Thank you for inviting me to be part of the 'Contesting the
Netopticon' discussion on Empyre.
At the end of Simon's concise and well written introduction. Wikileaks
is mentioned as turning the Panoptic gaze back upon the observer [...]
significant
January on empyre soft-skinned space
Contesting the Netopticon
http://www.subtle.net/empyre
Moderated by Simon Biggs (UK/Australia) with invited discussants Joseph
Delappe, Marc Garrett, Davin Heckman, Patrick Lichty, Heidi May, Christina
Spiesel and Jon Thomson Alison Craighead.
Dear empyre
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