nettime Live from London, July 2, Julian Assange and Slavov Zizek with Amy Goodman

Amy Goodman interview with the two of the globe's most dangerous men (courtesy of the Frontline Club) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VdFtb4zNXE -- ** Molly Beth Hankwitz, Ph.D. http://newmediafix.net, Contributing Editor http://www.othercinema.com, Editor

nettime University of the common paper - building social power

://umn.academia.edu/**EliMeyerhoff/Papers/257655/** Toward_a_University_of_the_**Commons_The_Experimental_** College_of_the_Twin_Citieshttp://umn.academia.edu/EliMeyerhoff/Papers/257655/Toward_a_University_of_the_Commons_The_Experimental_College_of_the_Twin_Cities -- ** Molly

nettime Housework, Gender, Subjectivity: Cultures of Domesiticity

-Gallery.html * * *About the Exhibition: Housework, Gender and Subjectivity: Cultures of Domesticity* is an exhibition inspired by the work of feminist media artists working with issues of spectatorship, self, and identity. The exhibit, curated by independent scholar/artist/curator, *Molly Hankwitz

Re: nettime Suzanne Moore: When states monitored their citizens we used to

authoritarian. Now we think this is what keeps us safe ... -- molly hankwitz, phd:::artist:::curator:::writer training coordinator:::community technology network:::btop project www.ctnbayarea.org www.sfbtop.org # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without permission # nettime

nettime More info on Whole Earth, Fred Turner, Bohemian Technocracy, Power to the People

may be available in some form from the Foundation in SF directly. Not sure. There is some reason to critique the Turner book, but I enjoyed it for the most part. Molly -- molly hankwitz, phd:::artist:::curator:::writer # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without permission

Re: nettime The Whole Earth Conference + Turner interview

at HKW, including those of the Whole Earth Conference: ... -- molly hankwitz, phd:::artist:::curator:::writer # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without permission # nettime is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics

nettime Review of Gregory Sholette's Dark Matter

Dark Matter by Gregory Sholette: Mass Artistic Resistance to the Neo-Liberalization of Everyday Life By Molly Hankwitz Finally, a history of collective precarity from a politicized artist. Author/writer, Gregory Sholette, in the final paragraph of Dark Matter: Art and Politics in the Age

Re: nettime John Naughton: Edward Snowden: public indifference is

://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/20/public-indifference-nsa-snowden-affair John Naughton The Observer, Sunday 20 October 2013 Edward Snowden: public indifference is the real enemy in the NSA affair ... -- molly hankwitz cox, phd media artist::editor::consultant:: *You never change

Re: nettime tensions within the bay area elites

and Windows 8 and the take over of higher education! molly Molly Hankwitz On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 5:56 AM, Brian Holmes bhcontinentaldr...@gmail.comwrote: On 05/12/2014 04:47 AM, d.garcia wrote: Which company is currently in the spotlight and today's designated Dr. Evil is less important than

Re: nettime Facebook's Mood Study: Orwellian newspeak 2.0

maybe I was part of the mind control. Molly molly hankwitz On Tue, Jul 8, 2014 at 10:53 PM, nettime's avid reader nett...@kein.org wrote: Facebook's Psychological Experiments Connected to Department of Defense Research on Civil Unrest ... # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without

Re: nettime Call for publication of all Snowden papers gets louder

Go, Geert! Great thought. Also, a great and powerful demonstration of how publishing is out if bounds to censorship today! On Nov 16, 2014, at 8:19 AM, John Young j...@pipeline.com wrote:

Re: nettime Call for publication of all Snowden papers gets louder

Go, Geert! Great thought. Also, a great and powerful demonstration of how publishing is out if bounds to censorship today! On Nov 16, 2014, at 8:19 AM, John Young j...@pipeline.com wrote:

Re: nettime Call for publication of all Snowden papers gets louder

of freedom/non freedom, than it is about the information being read and judged. Hmmm Well Perhaps Geert has simply provoked a thought, and we leave it there. Molly On Nov 17, 2014, at 10:10 AM, t byfield tbyfi...@panix.com wrote: On 16 Nov 2014, at 12:20, Molly Hankwitz wrote: Go, Geert! Great

Re: nettime Go Baltimore

That black people (and people rioting in anger and grief) should be labelled thugs---just another symptom of the deeply seeded racism in our great country. Curiously, a racism that has become more virulent from whites in power since the election of a black president. But, to point to social

Re: nettime nottime: the end of nettime

... what happens to looking to nettime for something crisp to be said about technology? Huh? I'm confused Molly Hankwitz molly hankwitz # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without permission # nettime is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering

nettime Call for articles::Bad Subjects, Issue 88, The University

by Aug. 15, 2015. molly hankwitz # distributed via nettime: no commercial use without permission # nettime is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: http://mx.kein.org/mailman/listinfo/nettime-l # archive

nettime R.I.P. Negativland man, Don Joyce - tour de force sound artist

Dear nettimers, It is with profound sadness that I am reporting the passing of a Bay Area icon of experimental art, the hugely influential and brilliant sound artist/hacker, Don Joyce of Negativland and radio program, Over the Edge. An earthquake of loss has shaken the experimenta

Fwd: Shoshana Zuboff > The Secrets of Surveillance

Dear Brian, This is twice now that I have read your posts and you speak of fear. Are people really scared shitless? I have to take, without reducing nettime to a discussion of US presidential race some succor in the youth voters' enthusiasm for the crisply spoken, critical voice of Bernie

Re: Live Your Models

Dear Brian, I am interested in this idea of yours of the "flexible self" as I wrote much about "flexibility" in my critique of wireless imagination in my dissertation but did not know, at the time about your work, regrettably. I used the brilliant work of Melissa Gregg, on the flexible economy

Re: Conversion disorder of the left

Morlock, You are right - it is a bone - an inside justification, along "social" and "religious" lines --(moral) for those also setting up the free-market... However, even the "free" market does not exist in a moral and political vacuum so while there is too-down rearrangement of hierarchical

mollygram [(x3): will someone explain, petition for new election, will someone explain]

[digested @ nettime -- mod (tb)] Molly Hankwitz <mollyhankw...@gmail.com> Re: will someone explain petition for new election Re: will someone e

Re: January 23, Trump Question

This is fascinating to me having just attended the March here in SF all day Saturday and having watched, rapt -- the anarchist black bloc on the streets of D.C. remotely and been a regular, choosy news hound for months. A couple of points - while I'm not convinced that the Republicans have

Re: Conversion disorder of the left

Morlock, quoting you here: <> we know the ten year plan...move to a privatized government so interlaced with profit-making that the term "military industrial entertainment complex" will go out of style and we might need to replace with "fascist commercial industrial comedy

Re: What is the meaning of Trump's Victory

Thank you for the link, Iain. I am finally getting to listen to the Scahill interview now. And, apologies, Steve - it was you framing Trump as a fiscal conservative. My bad. I'm glad you entered this thread despite it being somewhat banal or realizing that it's almost difficult to talk or

Umberto Eco's 14 features of fascism

From "Open Culture" - It may seem to tax one word to make it account for so many different cultural manifestations of authoritarianism, across Europe and even South America. Italy may have been "the first right-wing dictatorship that took over a European country," and got to name

Re: What is the meaning of Trump's Victory

Steven, others, > In response to... (Snip) > Are the republicans voters racist? I think the vast majority are not > (although that still leaves millions that are). What most republican > voters are is indifferent to racism. If taxes get cut, and it comes with > a dash of racism--OK. If

Re: BComu Global: America needs a network of rebel cities to stand up to Trump

Hi - the "sanctuary cities" stand to lose funding for supporting undocumented immigration. These may be your rebel cities...here is what San Francisco government has stated (this not the final, final version but very close) Go, SF San Francisco Board of Supervisors’ -- -- Response to the

Re: What is the meaning of Trump's Victory

Brian - "deranged fiscal conservative" --maybe he's just wanting a really great retirement plan, skirting Trump empire except through dealings with his kids, and enjoying the limelight of the Oval Office...! > On Nov 21, 2016, at 10:00 PM, Brian Holmes > wrote: >

Re: What is the meaning of Trump's victory?

dear all, we shouldn't assume that racism is the only force behind the voting, no. but, given that the election was already skewed in the direction of white, southern and midwestern wealthier voters with the undermining of voters' rights (supreme court decison 2013) it is no wonder

Re: What is the meaning of Trump's victory?

Hello, Felix, others, i I'm enjoying this thread, too. thanks to all the thinking, feeling people. I wonder if this part of Felix's comments could be fleshed out more: "The battle, however, is extremely uphill. Not just because there will be a lot of damage done over the next couple of years by

Re: Trump Rising - "the post office has been stolen and the mailbox

hello allan, thank you for writing this long summary of your perceptions anyway even if it is not a completely thought out analysis. it is true and a good point to bring to the surface that the dems knocked back sanders and undermined his campaign because, probably, my hunch, they are too tied

Re: Why I won't support the March for Science

To demonstrate how progressive a scientific mind can be... "The real purpose of Socialism is to get past the predatory phase of human development." --Albert Einstein So, what does socialist science look like? In response to Michael: It is good to meet you. Perhaps you are one

Re: Why I won't support the March for Science

I agree here with , Morlock. The March for Science is not the problem. Science is knowledge, learning, knowing. The problem is corporate and privatized research agenda governing the direction of flows; the problem is science being made real if that's what serves capitalism. It's gone on forever

Re: Neoliberalism & alt-rght trolls

Dear list - Recommending two books by John Hartley. He spoke at QUT, when director of then CIRAC - regarding importance of and media of the French Revolution. "Media, Markets & Public Spheres: European Media at a Crossroads" and "Television after TV: Essays on a Medium in Transition" -

Re: RIP Michael Gurstein

Ted Sad to hear this. He was a very warm and inviting editor - very nice man - who asked me to peer review articles for the Journal of Communiy Informatics. Molly On Sat, Oct 14, 2017 at 4:11 PM t byfield wrote: > I'm sad to pass this news on. > > T > > <

Re: Constitutioanl radicalism

Dear Patrick, Brian, I read your post this am, Patrick, and was comforted amidst numerous recent events to find a conscious intellect! No freak. And, of course, I have some responses...for you and with Brian's comments! See inserted below. On 10/13/2017 05:09 AM, Patrick Lichty wrote: > > Has

Re: China’s dystopian push to revolutionize surveillance

Hi Nils, Maybe this helps...with big data, social types can be formed as "likely" to misbehave from cross-referencing and aggregating the data from facial recognition, for instance - if suppositions about social types (are men of color more likely to commit crime? - obviously not, but without

Re: Catalonia and mainstream opinion

I have the opposite impression from reading news here in States. Spain made to look like overly brutal respressive regime. They had to apologize. Catalonian leader highlighted as setting "a global stage" for Catalonia - and Catalonian voters are seen as victims blocked from the right to

Re: Never Mind the Bitcoin?

Thank you for this post. The analogy to space and property values in Dubai...perfectly clear. A city surely growing on overinflated speculative wealth —and the fantasies of power that go with it—-not to mention other cities, maybe Shanghai, that attract foreign, western capital. Operative word:

Re: Utopian Plagiarism / Society of the Spectacle

I am not sure from the initial posting whether it was posted in jest and tongue in cheek but do you think, fellas, we could start insisting on an Internet that —“subjugates living human beings” instead of “men only”—? C’mon...ok - took the bait, but honestly, let us not exclude women and children

Net neutrality and the rest of the internet?

Dear nettime, Please post good sources of thought about the curtailing of “net neutrality” here in US and what effects that could or will have elsewhere? Feeling myopic in my understanding Much obliged for any, all comments Also - an easy action to take is this one...open to international

Re: Net neutrality and the rest of the internet?

is loosing ground quite quick. too quick. > > any info welcome. > Johnatan > > 2017-12-08 17:16 GMT+01:00 Molly Hankwitz <mollyhankw...@gmail.com>: > >> Dear nettime, >> >> Please post good sources of thought about the curtailing of “net >> neutrality” her

Critical software exhibition from CADRE media lab, San Jose, CA.

Masters candidates and Digital Arts faculty at San Jose State University's prestigious CADRE new media art lab join the critical programming revolution to break the mold - too much privatized media access? strangulation of networked communications? surveillance fatigue? Software meets student

Re: Art on the Internet and the Digital Public Sphere, 1994 - 2003

Hi Cornelia, Thank you so much for sharing this work. I’m excited to use it as a backdrop to teaching new media history and theory. My students suggested to me last semester that the Internet is now “old” but they couldn’t explain exactly what they meant by saying that. I have a feeling that an

Re: Nationalising big data

Lord Zuckerberg and his minions and serfs in San Francisco would be pleased. Thank you for posting. On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 12:17 PM Allan Siegel wrote: > Big data for the people >

Bruce Sterling and Benjamin Bratton talk 22nd century

Dear nettimers, Enjoyed this video of interview/convo between Bratton and Bruce Sterling, who covers ideas in sci fi as related to industrial design especially as they emerged during Art Deco in US and in NY. Also, “involuntary parks” an interesting way to consider post-natural tracts of land,

European Islamophobia report - countries needed

::Call for Islamophobia reports :: The *European Islamophobia Report* (EIR) is an annual report, which has been published since 2015. The EIR documents and analyzes trends in the spread of Islamophobia in various European nation states. Every year on the International Day for the Elimination of

Re: Ben Quinn: Julian Assange shows psychological torture symptoms, says UN expert (Guardian)

to a "real journalist". Here : https://harpers.org/archive/2019/04/more-than-a-data-dump-julian-assange/ Molly On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 4:56 PM Flick Harrison wrote: > Molly, you missed the key point even though you quoted it verbatim: > > On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 3:31

Re: Ben Quinn: Julian Assange shows psychological torture symptoms, says UN expert (Guardian)

Dear Nettimers - Lest we all forget that scapegoating Assange will ultimately help DT and his dastardly concept of victimization through "fake news" (meaning just about all media outlets except Wikileaks, apparently) and for him to complete his rationale for destroying "free press."

Re: The Maker Movement is abandoned by its corporate sponsors; throws in the towel

Death of Maker Maker Faire promoted, as many have pointed out, an artisanal/technological relationship and hands on DIY production and in areas of education and experimentation. All great! They tried to be inclusive with low-cost materiality and open access workshops and free-timed events, but

Pilger on flow of information

Dear nettime, This interview is an impressive account, if you have not read one—and by one of our most impressive brothers—- of the attacks and governmental punishment of journalists in a several countries, and the falling down of free press and flow of information in liberal democracies which

Re: The Maker Movement is abandoned by its corporate sponsors; throws in the towel

Hi - I’m an occasional poster - on list for 21 years. Crustacean period of deep internet networking. Nettime is go-to site for reading when other news and info cease to bring about the right kind of karate chop to the mega-brain of capital. Maker...was cool at start. Grew as result of

Re: Pilger on flow of information

John et al, No response to your whole text right now, but in the work we are doing tracking support for Assange - here is another as friends of Assange, socialists and journalists are called to join forces in defending him and investigative reporting by John Pilger:

Re: The Maker Movement is abandoned by its corporate sponsors; throws in the towel

Hello Iain, et al, If I have contributed with my post regarding the passing of Maker - as no big deal - this creating maker-doubt by underscoring the lack of environmental consciousness in a kabillion plastic parts (heating seals and whales applaud) my comments were not intended to squelch the

Re: limits of networks...

n a bad > shape and the one Rachel O' Dwyer started on net-art is converging > around questions that have to do with how the limits of networks have > become more tangible today, technically as well as in the form of > "network idealism". > > Molly Hankwitz wrote: > &g

Re: Has net-art lost political significance?

Hi Rachel, snip - I’m currently writing about various tactical and activist practices in the wireless space, including artistic interventions, software-defined radio communities who are reverse-engineering, hacking, sniffing and jamming signals, communities and activists who are building communal

Re: Nettime is in bad shape. Let's see if we can change it.

Carlo and nettime! Thank you for this, Carlo. I could not agree more, the deliberate effort of mods to put material that is provocative and worthy on the list...BUT, it may also be, and this is where mods could also help...that the great net debates have disappeared or died out. There are new

Online Performance: Reading the Nauru Files

y, Julie Vulcan, Kaylah Amiga, Kara Beavis, Karenza Ebejer, Katarina Djordjevic Urosevic, Kathleen Janne Tuimaseve and students: Tristan, Liam, Nick, Eli, Paige, Tahlia and Brooke (Noosa Christian College, yr 11), Leah Shelton, Lena John Gomez, Lisa Kelly, Linda Lyn Cunningham, Lucille Calmel, Molly

Re: Wash Post: Greta Thunberg weaponized shame in an era of shamelessness

Not to let everyone die. Anyone > who listens to all of that and immediately wants to punish or attack > Thunberg -- they're not having that reaction because they think she's > wrong, but rather because, deep down, they fear she is right. > > # distributed via : no commercial us

Re: Wash Post: Greta Thunberg weaponized shame in an era of shamelessness

l understanding of > performance art in your abstract adoption of the term 'no one'. > > B > > On Fri, 27 Sep 2019 at 04:42, Molly Hankwitz > wrote: > >> Dear Ted and Felix, >> >> Thank you these links. I have been following Ms. Thunberg with a mix of >>

Fwd: Re: Nettime is in bad shape. Let's see if we can change it.

Forwarded on behalf of Nina -- Forwarded message - From: "Nina Temporär" Date: Sun, Jun 30, 2019 at 3:59 AM Subject: Aw: Re: Nettime is in bad shape. Let's see if we can change it. To: Molly Hankwitz Hi Molly, Thanks, I have a similar perspective , but wasnt allow

Re: Contact tracing, Silicon Valley style

as been coming for a while --with its own systems of authoritarianism, surveillance, and punitive standards - i guess COVID-19 is the ooze seeping from the swamp in another form. covid-19 IS the over-extension of capital in medical form. what hasn't been stolen yet, might well be stolen soon. molly

Re: Bifo: Beyond the Breakdown. Three Meditations on a,

-biologist since early womanhood. keep on with haraway, please, by all means. check out her podcasts on The Dig. big update https://www.thedigradio.com/ molly hankwitz On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 6:46 AM podinski wrote: > dear Bifo and any Haraway Cyborgy hangers-on, > > Let's set

EFF join digital rights meeting

iduals are fighting the spread of coronavirus, from open access science to cell phone tracking. molly hankwitz # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info

Once Again, Online Communications are Heroic

a pen for future generations. Perhaps the massively disgruntled student/customers of pay-for-name degrees should put down their brushes and chisels. Bad for the environment. Regroup. Rethink. -- molly hankwitz # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing

I Can Fly - new from People Like Us

unds/index.html> -- molly hankwitz # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: http://mx.kein.org/mailman/listinfo/nettime-l # archive: http://www.n

Re: A question in earnest

Hello! Now that DT has Covid-19, it is as if some kind of sense has descended upon this nation, a place recurrently gripped by sensations of flackery, fakery, and flack. It is all quiet on the White House lawn...Left candidates *have*retreated to the sidelines...sure. Biden wants us in the

Re: Not One

Hello...interesting thread! Thank you, Zak for querying the potentials of a Biden militarism. It's difficult to respond to the critique without giving up other more hopeful impressions I have about Biden and the coming election and the American people at present because I am like Brian, I believe,

Re: what exactly is breaking?

Felix Thank you for writing at this time...can’t speak for Europe, but here it’s revolution. Canada sometimes seems to feel protests there follow protest here...do these expectations of American influence preclude honest revolt against racism which is present in other countries? Protest is what

Re: Lev on the embarressment of digital art

Dear Geert, Lev, nettime...ok, I take the bait...!!! On Thu, Sep 17, 2020 at 12:38 AM Geert Lovink wrote: > URL or not but this is too good, and too important for nettimers, not to > read and discuss. These very personal and relevant observations come from a > public Facebook page and have

Addenda: Recoding Crip Tech exhibition 2020

Adding on to my optimistic rant re Lev Manovich sadness: Wanted to bring attention to this very well curated and interesting exhibition here in San Francisco by disabled artists and by artists about disability and technology. Very interesting work combining all manner of technologies to inscribe

Re: 'The unrelenting horizonlessness of the Covid world'

Either the theory of a vaccine, or a theory of right, or a theory of alternative power and meatless existence. There will be new architectures for human existence - and on higher ground. molly molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Mon, Sep 28, 2020 at 1:54 AM wrote: > > >

Re: Just out: Peter Lunenfeld's City at the Edge of Forever, his magnus opus about Los Angeles

There is a great film by Tom Andersen called "LA Plays Itself" - which is all about LA locations in films and cross-overs between location and city. Really a great documentary. Molly molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 3:09 AM Geert Lovink wrote:

Scream into your mask...! Speaking Masks audible project for Covid times

voulab.org/speaking-masks/ molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: http://mx.kein.org/mailman/listinfo

Re: notes on cancel culture

Geert Thank you for writing on this topic. I wasn't sure what 'cancel culture' was. I have read your article with great interest, thus. I agree with Olivier on the "power-orientation" and it may resonate with previous powers - such as monarchy when someone would fall out of favor in court, or in

Political Education Webinar - The History of Policing in the US

Worthwhile -- Forwarded message - From: Molly Hankwitz Date: Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 1:36 PM Subject: Political Education Webinar - The History of Policing in the US To: Dear Nettime As part of academics in solidarity with Black Lives Matter - Pillars of the Community/San Diego

Re: discussing zoom fatigue

Annie, Geert Thank you for this query, Geert, and Annie, for your essays which Ive read (and shared) with great interest. The Online Preparation essay is particularly useful as are your images! I will write something more substantive and longer, but in the meantime, came across this critique

Re: discussing zoom fatigue

responding to geert - On Wed, Jul 8, 2020 at 1:51 PM Molly Hankwitz wrote: > > > > > yes, when coupled with self-isolation and uncertainty, and student's > issues of moving home, disruption to campus life > > > > not more exhausting than the commute and in perso

Re: discussing zoom fatigue

responding to geert - On Wed, Jul 8, 2020 at 1:51 PM Molly Hankwitz wrote: > > > > > yes, when coupled with self-isolation and uncertainty, and student's > issues of moving home, disruption to campus life > > > > not more exhausting than the commute and in perso

Re: what exactly is breaking?

This is fascinating response. It’s getting harder here to be a journalist or to take pictures, but we still believe we can. Sometimes I think the sheer number of images, for instance, just yesterday on Twitter, of NYPD beating bicyclists and medical workers out after curfew - because the order was

Re: what exactly is breaking?

> that > are broken (and hence in need of fixing) Thank you but about historical discontinuities, about possible breaks with > established patterns that open up space for new dynamics, for the better or > worse. We are feeling the answer to this with every protest, and all the looting and

Text on Italy and racism by Marco Deseriis

ssistant Professor at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence Italy and a “friend” on Facebook. -- molly hankwitz # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more i

Publishing resistance of color

Developing Alternatives to Policing by Rachel Herzog, AROC - Arab Resource and Organizing Center http://araborganizing.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/AROC_Build-the-Block-Alternatives-to-Policing.pdf Molly -- molly hankwitz # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated

Re: "Consume revolutionary media"

uld still permit these great conversations that > we sometimes have to flourish. > I'm re-posting this revolutionary use of Zoom from the San Diego community...because if we don't listen to revolutionaries, we can't expect much intersectionality and understanding - horizontal movement... ---

Re: made for TV, made for social media

ection of powerless white men who want power. What remains to be seen is - will rural states gain economic relief, Covid relief, educational relief. Will these same people be given numerical evidence of how much Trump ripped them off and can they be turned to the Left, such that their rage against "the

Re: made for TV, made for social media

LOL John Young...Congressional rituals appeared overly dainty and passe, it is true... To Felix... Yes, very true...a resurgence of the coastal elitism which Trump railed on on behalf of his base. Attempt to bring about "certainty"? Let's hope Biden's presidency will not simply slip

Re: why is it so quiet (in the US)

yet hopeful, I would argue. Relief set in. Biden is a more agreeable chap. It's good to hear that overseas right-wingers are ducking more. peace Molly molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Fri, Nov 13, 2020 at 1:10 AM Felix Stalder wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I must admi

Re: why is it so quiet (in the US)

Dear Steven, I would disagree! If Trump is capable of getting the military on his side (which is unlikely) - and he has tried to some extent in post-election installment of his loyalists in the Pentagon, firing of Sect of Defense, etc. then this mentality/intention seems to me to be in line with

Re: why is it so quiet (in the US)

at Trump’s bitter efforts to deny New York the vaccine... https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/13/trump-says-coronavirus-vaccine-wont-be-delivered-to-new-york.html?fbclid=IwAR0dTZSgetk-5iQ3pjYmfczLa5YTCT4B4j8qPmlTav6ASO5MrmVeNv7TuZg On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 11:50 AM Ryan Griffis wrote: > > From: Molly Ha

Re: discussing zoom fatigue

nd the performances, and the talks and panels that have gone on from the arts culture, which is also remarkably resilient, but there is simply no trade off at all for attending a film in a public venue. Not for me. molly molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 8

Fwd: get out the vote!

ve without *love* molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org -- Forwarded message - From: Bryan Boyce Date: Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 2:15 PM Subject: get out the vote! To: Bryan Boyce Hello friends, I made two mercifully brief get-out-the-vote videos (42 seconds total running tim

Endings and Beginnings - Norman Abramson, wireless pioneer dies at 88

. -- Forwarded message - From: Molly Hankwitz Date: Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 11:15 AM Subject: Your friend has shared a SFChronicle.com link with you: To: Molly Hankwitz Norman Abramson, wireless pioneer, dies in S.F. at 88 https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Wireless-pioneer-Norman

Re: made for TV, made for social media

gt;> Your tweeting correspondent, >> Vesna >> >> >> -- >> community, cooperation, commons, squirrels // http://becha.home.xs4all.nl >> nature, anarchy, utopia, un-anthropocene // https://www.unciv.nl // >> @Ms_Multicolor >> >> # distributed via

Re: made for TV, made for social media

eir leader (Trump) your points about 'whiteness' are well-taken we should not obscure 'reach' of whiteness trope, although one could argue, I think that those caught up in the swirl of 'whiteness' may think to themselves that they are a 'class' of some importance... peace molly molly hankwitz - sh

Re: made for TV, made for social media

college...to burn them so as to eliminate the election results. But, I need to fact check... Molly molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Fri, Jan 8, 2021 at 11:39 AM Geert Lovink wrote: > Hi Molly and Tara! > > A leader, yes… but what were they supposed to do there? Stay?

Re: The Left Needs a New Strategy

Adam - nice question...definitely something to consider...especially in light of democracy being understood as on the wane..well before Trump...or becoming a 'managed' society as opposed to an active democracy. On Wed, Jan 20, 2021 at 9:41 AM Lichty, Patrick M wrote: > As a brief provocation,

Re: The Left Needs a New Strategy

On Wed, Jan 13, 2021 at 11:54 PM Brian Holmes wrote: > Perhaps this thing called the Left exists in a world where actions have > consequences. > Or perhaps the Left has too long lingered in its own beautiful realm of theory only to find that the far right has guns and are willing to use them to

E.A.S.T.

ew struggles and strikes against exploitation, male violence and institutional racism by connecting existing struggles and building a common space of organization which overcomes the local and national isolation and fragmentation of single social and labor initiative* -- molly hankwitz - she/her http://

RIP - Tony Lipson

up a brief memorial page: https://eztvmuseum.com/we-remember-tony-longson-r-i-p/ Tony was an early member of the Computer Art Society and their list. molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org # distributed via : no commercial use without permission #is a moderated mailing list for net

Re: GameStop Never Stops

? vaccines seem like stocks to me And then Elon Musk...I mean, once he gets involved, what can anyone think or expect? molly :) molly hankwitz - she/her http://bivoulab.org On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 8:30 AM Balazs Bodo wrote: > Hello, > > may I be the grumpy old man here? > I

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