just a small correction to david's post: "The UK doesn't have a market of
hundreds of
millions of people," he writes: "it did once but we voted to leave".
In fact the vote was over leaving the European Union. Mad King Boris decided
that meant also quitting the common market, which wasn't on the
Dear Nettimers,
I would like to invite you to follow our online panel on Friday December
2, at 5PM CET. As usual, a chat will be active for questions and sharing.
ALGORITHMS OF VIOLENCE: Border Management, Migration & Enforced
Discrimination.
With Petra Molnar (Associate Director, Refugee Law La
I thought to offer a few observations about this post by Felix Stalder,
about an interview by the Green European Journal with Amitav Ghosh.
My qualification for doing so is working experience with two central
ministries, government of India, the ministries being environment and
agriculture. Fo
I like nettime for its long-form discourse (long enough and short enough to
read online).
There is also a longitudinal sense that is absent elsewhere. I share
concerns that this might collapse into the aforementioned sphere of
extinction and should perhaps be preserved/conserved in a living sense
r
Beyond the comparison between email and social media lies that between computer
and telephone. While some forms of social media were created for computer web
browsing before the arrival of (so-called) smart phones, today the latter
constitute the favoured medium of delivery for social media. May
Hello,
As the Mod Squad said:
"This is a chance to move beyond nettime's shrinking in-group, so feel free to
invite others. Our goal is to keep tldr to a size where the local timeline
remains a useful tool for an actual, not rhetorical, community; how big that is
remains to be seen."
Communitie
