On 03/03/2012 08:22 PM, Jonathan Marshall wrote:
Let me put it this way, if you will allow. People using facebook, or
any other source, engage in labour. The question here is do they get
the full return on that labour? The answer is, I believe, 'no'. Do
they get anything from that labour, yes o
Keith:
Thanks for your thoughtful and generous reply.
My fascination with the Germans is certainly driven in part by my inability
to read the language (plus some potential ancestral linkage) and, alas, my
French isn't proficient enough to read Dumont in the original but I'll
gladly look t
Mark,
There are two types of error: telling someone something they know already
and not telling them something they don't know. I would rather commit the
first type of error, but most of the people I know commit the second. So
here goes.
Louis Dumont is best known for his work on India. He wrote
Dear all,
thanks for the stimulating discussion.
Let me add some reflection from the point of view of an urbanist which
considers media and ICT as undistinguished and integral part of the urban field.
In my idea, to a marxist reading of Facebook as a place of labour exploitation,
it would be r
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On 03/04/2012 03:22 AM, Jonathan Marshall wrote:
People using facebook, or any other source, engage in labour. The
question here is do they get the full return on that labour?
I don't think it makes sense to pose the question like this, for the
reasons that Michael's text, which started thi
The ARPANET Dialogues Vol. IV
ARPANET Test
April 1976
with Jim Henson, Ayn Rand, Sidney
Nolan & Yoko Ono
Published on 4 March 2012. Presented as a contribution to
Roundtable Issue 1, a journal for the 9th Gwangju Biennale. Featuring guest
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Pinchuk, an artist based
On 04.03.2012 16:50, Jaromil wrote:
hi Josie,
The Wine and Cheese Appreciation Society and Scott Len take the
currency seriously but ask, how exactly does it differ from 'real'
money?
A rather quick conclusion, comprehensible since it takes some
knowledge of cryptography to understand tha
