Dear Ted and Felix,
Well, I started reading from the most recent and *shocked* replies, and
then, I went back to find this long email.
Crazy, but, I was just thinking, something I do occasionally - :') (about
two days ago) about the fact that nettime
STILL has the old, grey email interface and
A reassuring side effect of announcing the death of someone or
something whether it be an April fool prank or not is that people you
don't know turn up for the funeral with eulogies and elegies.
As an art student nettime was my first real encounter with an active
critical net
The new issue of Krisis, Journal for Contemporary Philosophy,
revolves around two figures, that of the pirate and the privateer.
It explores their relevance to a critical understanding of the
gobalized present. Defying any simple opposition, the relationship
between them is simultaneously one of
Hello,
Sorry, but I came late to the Nettime party, I think my colleague Janos
probably had something to do with this, and was wondering whether there are any
founding documents that still exist? For me it would be useful to see what
people were thinking back then when Nettime was launched and
Sincere thanks to Ted and Felix for keeping
the often intriguing nettime exchange alive
for all these years. I joined in the late nineties,
and while seldom posting kept up with the
discussions faithfully.
nina czegledy
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