Bwo INURA list/ Tino Bucholz
hi all,
the article below I would not not consider unexpected but crucial
information on advanced capitalist re/production.
so long..tino
**
The U.S.: Where Europe comes to slum
does anyone have more info on this Rapture dynamic that happened in
USA. is it true that a surprisingly large number of people in the
USA belief in rapture
snip
The 'rapture' monicker (in) itself is fairly old hat in the US, I
remember it was a recurrent theme during Reagan's presidency,
bwo BytesforAll iac2009 lists/ Fred Noronha Pranesh Prakash
From The Next Web: http://goo.gl/pMYJ9
July 10, 2011, Nancy Messieh
Why Egypt wasnt waiting for WikiLeaks to ignite a revolution
Ask any Egyptian how much of an influence the Internet was in the
nations uprising, the first
(bwo Geert Lovink)
http://events.ccc.de/camp/2011/Fahrplan/track/Hacker%20Space%20Program/4451.en.html
Chaos Communication Camp 2011
Project Flow Control
A modern manifest of cyberspace
The internet is dead, long live the internet!
The internet is increasingly falling under the control and
I believe it was the Guardian who have nudged this story along from
the beginning...
If these folks did (or even I guess, tried to do) the hanky-panky
with 9/11 then in their Aussie/Brit journalistic exuberance they
surely have touched the third rail.
Anyone care to assess the
The Wall Street Journal has always done an outstanding job at painting
pink what is actually deep and deep blue, but this time it has surely
outperformed itself. Or to quote a French quirky phrase much loved by my
sister: C'est bien le moment ou les Atheniens s'atteignirent ...
bwo the
John McTernan may not get what he (and I) wishes (hence my title in the
s/l ;-) but it's a good read.
bwo The Guardian's Best of the Rest
original to:
http://news.scotsman.com/politics/John-McTernan-Loyalty-to-Coulson.6804185.jp
John McTernan: Loyalty to Coulson leaves Cameron a lame duck
original to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/jul/28/murdoch-news-corp-banks-transnationals
A mere state can't restrain a corporation like Murdoch's
Whether News Corp, banks or food giants, transnationals are not so much a
state within a state as a power beyond it
The deep
Freeley accessible downloadable
bwo John Armitage, with thanks
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/08109021003676359
Abstract
A knowledge economy has been defined as one in which the generation and
exploitation of knowledge has come to play the predominant part in the
creation of
Glued to the Beeb as I have been the last few days, I do have my opinions
on the origins and consequences of, tag Anarchy in the UK happening
right now, and I triggered a discussion on that subject on the INURA list,
where I found ref to this text, which I think is most worthwhile. So no
Another great quote: 'Burning Man is like any other community, with a
lower class, a midle class, an upper class. Shall we say (another
quote, Latin this time) Sic transiit gloria mundi ... ?
;-)
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original to:
bwo Sarai Reader List/ A. Mani
--
Read the full version at: http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Michael_S._Hart
Excerpt:
Obituary for Michael Stern Hart
...Hart was best known for his 1971 invention of electronic books, or
Hi,
Arvin Das, in 'The Republic of Bihar' warned that Bihar was our future.
Looks more like it's Mexico.
Very chilling indeed.
Just a little riddel here: It will be nearly impossible to determine if
the two victims actually posted anything about cartels on the Internet, as
people don't usually
bwo INURA list/ PM
Friends,
I've written a piece on the Occupy Wall Street movement which may be of
interest.:
Occupy Wall Street: For What, For Whom, Where, Why?
It makes 4 points:
1.Occupy Wall Street doesn't make specific demands. Understandably.
There is a difference between immediate
Morlock utters glorious nonsense, as usual, meaning he's right
somehow, somewhere, and yet ...
(i) the machines have already won. In the Global North we live in
a machine ('reality') park. And unlike some other human tribes,
we are not very good at taming them. But the machines are sick
Now you're all back from your local 'occupy' demo (I was at the
Amsterdam one, which was fun. My favorite placard, featuring the
famous Muppet Show character, read: 99% of all cookies are eaten by
1% of the monsters!), you might want some comic relief, graciously
provided by Karl Rove, Buba's
Pace WIRED's famous Generation Equity cover somewhere in the late 90s
there is one thing that has remained unchanged during the fast evolution
of financial capitalism from an unruly but manageable bourse to a full
fledged casino going bananas: small holders stay out or get douzed. So so
much for
Bwo Sarai Reader list/ A.Mani
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=vaaid=27157
Occupy The World! To the Barricades Comrades?
by William Bowles
Four years ago in a Ministry of Defence Review, the Whitehall Mandarins,
more astutely than any so-called Lefty, determined the following:
OK Folks, stop moaning, and Christian Fuchs:
here with the file, put'm on some website, pxwd protected if u wish (pxwd
available on simple request), and here goes...
Public funding = Open Access. always. period.
Cheers, p+3D!
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Smoking is dilitirious to health as we say in India, and apparently also
attacks the tolerance system.
Cheers, p+3D!
On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 10:27:45PM -0400, Jordan Crandall wrote:
I too have smoked with Kittler, in the dusty expanse of his Berlin
home, replete with its assemblages of
Check this out, then you don't have to listen to me any more ;-)
(bwo Michele Schuler, with thanks)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embeddedv=rGkmgnprrIU
Really a must see (hear)!
(Don't Happy, Be Worry! sang Rambo Amadeus 20 yrs ago ...)
Cheers, p+3D!
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Date:Thu, December 15, 2011 11:03
To: nettime...@nettime.org
Dutch IT entrepreneur and 'New Edge' evangelist Luc Sala was very much
part of the 'digital hippies' scene of the 80s and 90s on the West
coasts of both the old and the new continent. You can read the full
text of his reminiscences to Mondo2000 here (with new versions as they
appear, this is
Let's beat the cold (in Europe at least) and inaugurate February with a
'radiant future' piece from our favorite Prawda (back for grabs atop the
paperdump container at the economics faculty of the university of
Amsterdam, despite the 'paid circulation' scandal of last November ...)
Original
original to: http://harpers.org/archive/2012/01/hbc-90008434
bwo: http://www.nationofchange.org/anonymous-our-future-1328106234
Planet Occupy
By Nathan Schneider
Imagining an Occupied world
I recently learned about a revolutionist pamphlet published last year in
Spain called La Carta de los
Ww! The Return of Paul Garin! (is he still around?) Name.Space was
indeed the first thing I tought about when the Unifiedroot story came up:
(post to the hippies list)
Owner Erik Seeboldt makes a lot of noise, but I don't see any difference
with Paul Garin's 'name.space' project (which
Original to:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304636404577297454154404874.html
ExecSum: 95% of phone calls billed under the heavilly govt subsidized
service for hearing impaired scheme were actually made by Nigerian '419'
con-tricksters, 'possibly' with the knowledge of ATT ...
original to:
http://www.thepolisblog.org/2012/03/new-yorks-moma-rehouses-american-dream.html
for nice pics
(bwo INURA list/ Roger Keil)
MoMA Rehouses the American Dream
One would be hard-pressed to find a more jarring juxtaposition to the new
exhibit Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream
From Al-Jazeera site, Independent opinion, 22 Mar 2012
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/03/2012319125340857774.html
Scope, not scale
What do medieval monks, Cuban socialists and Wikipedia have in common?
Unsustainable economies of scale ought to be replaced by economies of
scope,
Back in the late 90s I wrote a piece praising the then almost defunct (and
by now dead and burried?) telegraph system (*). Looks like the letter post
is headed the same way, as the digital empire is conquering the whole
communication realm. The whole communication realm? No, in Florida a small
from Michael Edwards:
You will probably all know (while now we wait for crucial Greek, French
etc elections) that we had some local elections in UK this week. The
conservative and 'liberal-democrat' parties which make up the current
national coalition government did very badly, Labour (even
Lascaux is far from being low cost/free and with global reach, which I had
in mind.
Show me someone who contributes to 'social media' today with an eye on
recognition 10,000 years from now. Which is what transpired in Lascaux -
the style did not change for thousands of years, and very few
maybe some of those can explain /geert
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[Still someone - maybe Christine - should explain me how a system whereby
Central Banks (i.e., in the end 'taxpayers', pace Dmytri ;-) lend zillions
to private banks against 1% interest, and these lend that money in their
turn to governements (taxpayers again) against 6% or 7%, makes sense.]
original to:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-57468085-71/steve-jobs-got-his-inspiration-from-the-french-the-french/?tag=mncol;cnetRiver
bwo Antony Antony (HFH)
Tags:
Technically Incorrect,
France,
Minitel,
Apple,
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs got his inspiration from the French?
bwo Le Monde
original to:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/lifestyle/abandoned-parts-of-detroit-may-be-turned-into-a-zombie-theme-park
Abandoned parts of Detroit may be turned into a zombie theme park
Natt Garun July 11, 2012 By Natt Garun
An ambitious Indiegogo project wants to convert abandoned
original to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2012/jul/18/graffiti-artist-adidas-banned-olympic
Graffiti artist who worked for Adidas is banned from Olympic Games venues
Darren Cullen is also barred from owning paint or using most public
transport as part of pre-emptive police crackdown
Gregory M Bernard
Whistleblowing in a Wikileaks World
A Model for Responsible Disclosure in Homeland Security
PhD thesis (March 2012)
Naval Postgraduate School (US Navy)
Monterey, California
Full text thru: http://calhoun.nps.edu/public/handle/10945/6769
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Introduction
A
Original to:
http://kafila.org/2012/08/13/how-to-start-a-riot-out-of-facebook-yousuf-saeed/
bwo Sarai Reader List/ author
How to start a riot out of Facebook
Yousuf Saeed
I am utterly shocked and pained to read about the violent rally that many
Muslims took out at Azad Maidan in Mumbai on 11
original to:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1872396390443571904577631750172652114.html?
Step Into the Office-Less Company
How One Tech Firm Manages 123 At-Home Employees Scattered Across 26
Countries and 94 Cities
By RACHEL EMMA SILVERMAN
The Web-services company Automattic Inc. has 123
In case u didn't now already: the market, and especially the financial
system can regulate itself perfectly, if it could only be left alone!
(Take that, Dmytri! ;-)
original to:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1872396390444273704577637792879194380.html
Speech of the Year
A
Bwo Michel Bauwens
* Report: A Synthetic Overview of the Collaborative Economy. By Michel
Bauwens, Nicolas Mendoza and Franco Iacomella, et al. Orange Labs and
P2P Foundation, 2012.
URL = http://p2p.coop/files/reports/collaborative-economy-2012.pdf
Summary via:
bwo INURA list
Friends,
At Zuccotti Park, there was always a bit of social service involved in
the occupation:-- homeless people sheltered, the hungry fed -- but it
was ancillary to Occupy's main objectives, which dealt with societal,
structural problems. But the reaction to hurricane Sandy,
Convergence, anyone?
Original to:
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/796b412a-4513-11e2-838f-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2F6RDsrKL
Counter-terrorism tools used to spot fraud
By Richard Waters in London (Dec 13, 2012)
JPMorgan Chase has turned to technology used for countering terrorism to
spot fraud
Published end of November 2012, but still highly relevant.
bwo BytesforAll list)
original to:
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/hyping-one-threat-to-hide-another/article4140922.ece
Hyping one threat to hide another
Parminder Jeet Singh
The U.S. and dominant global Internet companies fear
Let us honour Aaron by continuing his work, collectively.
Aaron Swartz: Guerilla Open Access Manifesto
(https://gist.github.com/4535453)
Information is power. But like all power, there are those who want to keep
it for themselves. The worlds entire scientific and cultural
Networks symmetry and Net Neutrality
by OlivierAuber
(watch it on YouTube WTFTalk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c0sX6j5D_c)
Help improving the english speech : http://lite.framapad.org/p/rAgoXE7W1x
As you may know,1/4 of the Amazon has been already deforested in order to
print reports
[This is a remarkable statement, coming from a young person who has been
facing the most intense pressure over the last two years, which he
largely spent in solitary confinement with the perspective of life in
prison, or worse. His motivation, as he states it, was revealing the
true nature
The Wall Street Journal's editorial take on the lessons of the Italian
elections, for what it's worth - but I find it difficult to fault.
Elections, Euro-Zone Style
There are no angels available to govern, even in Brussels.
The inconclusive result in Italy's election this week has sent bond
I've hardly ever read such a scathing editorial, but it's probably
apposite to the fact that we're now very well into the real begin of the
beginning of the end ...
Enjoy!
(difficult to xs the FT these days, pay-wall policy rulez. I retrieved it
from this site:
Mark, Brian, et les autres,
E... well, when I was with the PCF, the French Communist Party (NOT!
;-) they had a fine concept (or was it a notion?) that cut thru all these
damned complexities. It was called a 'structure a dominance', meaning
there were many different causes, yet one, or a
Since I posted Akshat Rathi's op-ed piece in The Hindu on (against) Aakash
tablet and, by extention, the OLPC project, I think it's fair to post
also the rejoinders that have come on the Bytes4All list (with possibly
more to come up, but interested readers may from now on follow it directly
on
Gruezi mitenand,
Lol! While Brian's question resonates with the usual assumptions about
an alleged, and allegedly unitary 'Dutch hackers' movement, Sacha's
answer reflects the trademark Dutch argumentative rudeness, something
that is not alleged - and very unitary.
This being said, 'Dautch
Yesterday I watched the before last episode of the Swedish serie Real
Humans, on Arte, in French (I am in .fr). Eerie. Made me think of this
very issue, where 'Hubos' (Human robots) would presumably make 'automated
grading' even more efficient, and acceptable.
Ray Kurzweil Zindabad!
Over and
Courtesy of our department of text filtering (aka 'bullshit engineering
nettime' -Pit Schutlz).
Enjoy, p+4D!
original to: http://mondediplo.com/blogs/shouldn-t-pitcairn-really-be-french
(the (l)one comment is worth reading too)
Shouldn't Pitcairn really be French?
by Robert H Wade
The
Mark - and others,
Whatever the name of the (class) beast, or the nature of the (digital)
technology, my only interest is to have the vast majority of the people
have a decent, interesting, enjoyable, and healthy life - from birth to
death. The present dispensation does not provide for that.
bwo INURA list
original to:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexkonrad/2013/06/04/full-page-ad-inspired-by-turkish-protests-is-one-of-indiegogos-fastest-campaigns-ever/
Full-Page Ad Inspired By Turkish Protests Is One Of Indiegogo's Fastest
Campaigns Ever
As protests have rocked Turkey over the
...
It seems like the window for meaningful chance that the crisis opened
is closing. And it might be closed for a while.
Not sure, Felix. It might very well be the swan song (a very agitated one,
I admit) of the old order also. GeziPark, PRISM, ERT shutdown come all as
a shock. Shock
original to:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-23/u-s-surveillance-is-not-aimed-at-terrorists.html
U.S. Surveillance Is Not Aimed at Terrorists
By Leonid Bershidsky Jun 24, 2013
The debate over the U.S. governments monitoring of digital communications
suggests that Americans are willing
original to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jun/23/nsa-intelligence-industrial-complex-abuse
The NSA's metastasised intelligence-industrial complex is ripe for abuse
Where oversight and accountability have failed, Snowden's leaks have
opened up a vital public debate on our rights
original to:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/28/opinion/the-criminal-nsa.html
(bwo Mark T, 'moving from transparency to accountability'...)
The Criminal N.S.A.
By JENNIFER STISA GRANICK and CHRISTOPHER JON SPRIGMAN
THE twin revelations that telecom carriers have been secretly giving
the
original to: http://gawker.com/a-discussion-with-cryptome-514154708
(bwo Cyberguerilla.org)
A Discussion With Cryptome
When the Guardian and Washington Post published their blockbuster NSA
reports based on Ed Snowden's leaks, journalists lined up conga-style to
congratulate them on the scoops.
Maybe read this background article first:
http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/07/for-first-time-ever-feds-asked-to-sit-out-defcon-hacker-conference/
DEFCON drama
2013-07-10 by Kyle Maxwell
original to: https://overhack.wordpress.com/2013/07/10/defcon-drama/
So The Dark Tangent posted tonight
Article is exactly one month old, but still very relevant.
original to:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/europe-must-stand-up-to-american-cyber-snooping-a-906250.html
Obama's Soft Totalitarianism: Europe Must Protect Itself from America
A Commentary by Jakob Augstein
Is Barack Obama
original to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/jul/28/edward-snowden-death-of-internet
Edward Snowden's not the story. The fate of the internet is
John Naughton
The Observer, Sunday 28 July 2013
The press has lost the plot over the Snowden revelations. The fact is that
the net is
Yeah, there are definitely good reasons to let the Nazis bury the Nazis,
even when the parallels become too forcefull and hence the analogy too
tempting - especially then. In that case, history does not repeat itself
as a farce, and thus deserves a better treatment. Interestingly enough,
Goodwin's
Original to:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/03/what-does-idealism-get-you
What does idealism get you today? Abuse, derision, or sometimes prison
By Deborah Orr, The Guardian, Saturday 3-5 August 2013
From Bradley Manning to the Jane Austen banknote campaigners to 'outsider
Original to:
http://silentcircle.wordpress.com/2013/08/09/to-our-customers/
To our Members:
Silent Circle has preemptively discontinued Silent Mail service to
prevent spying.
We designed our phone, video, and text services (Silent Phone, Text
and Eyes) to be completely end-to-end
David Miranda, schedule 7 and the danger that all reporters now face
As the events in a Heathrow transit lounge and the Guardian offices
have shown, the threat to journalism is real and growing
By Alan Rusbridger, The Guardian, Monday 19 August 2013
In a private viewing cinema in Soho
original to: http://pressthink.org/2013/08/conspiracy-to-commit-journalism/
Conspiracy to commit journalism
Aug. 20, 2013.
If sunlight coalitions are to succeed, they wont succeed by outwitting
surveillance. Not better technology, but greater legitimacy is their
edge.
Alan-RusbridgerThe mood
Ater Jaron Lanier's disapearance of the middle-class jobs, it's a kind
of 'You ain't seen nuthin' yet!' ...
original to:
http://mondediplo.com/openpage/abracadabra-you-re-a-part-timer
Abracadabra: youre a part-timer
How corporate America used the great recession to turn good jobs into bad
OK, I ( you probably too) thought I/we understood the frontlines on
the issue of Net Neutrality: IETF (Engineers), academics, the informed
public (you me): in favor - in fact: non negotiable. Against: uggly
capitalists and assorted running dogs of big corporations. Unsure
(yet): political
original to:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/03/edward-snowden-files-john-lanchester
The Snowden files: why the British public should be worried about GCHQ
When the Guardian offered John Lanchester access to the GCHQ files, the
journalist and novelist was initially unconvinced. But
original to:
http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/software/rules-for-the-digital-panopticon
Rules for the Digital Panopticon
The technologies of persistent surveillance can protect us only if certain
boundaries are respected
By G. Pascal Zachary
(Posted 20 Sep 2013)
For centuries, we humans
original to: http://nyti.ms/1akhmcT
A Novel Prompts a Conversation About How We Use Technology
By JULIE BOSMAN and CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
Has Dave Eggers written a parable of our time, an eviscerating
takedown of Silicon Valley and its privacy-invading technology
companies?
Or has he missed his
Original to: http://fuchs.uti.at/959/
?Castells and Jenkins: ? these approaches are terribly flawed?: An
interview with Christian Fuchs
Conducted by Pasko Bilic
First published on the Sociologija Media Blog
An interview covering topics such as critical media and communication
studies, media
Original to:
http://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
Most people don't seem to worry that government agencies are
Our Invisible Revolution
http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/our_invisible_revolution_20131028/
Posted on Oct 28, 2013
By Chris Hedges
Did you ever ask yourself how it happens that government and capitalism
continue to exist in spite of all the evil and trouble they are causing in
the world?
Since I am rather 'nyekoultourniye' when it comes to pop music, I had
never heard of Russell Brand till Vesna 'Becha' Manojlovic attended me to
him. A famous pop star, known by millions, now turned eloquent,
hard-hitting critic of 'the system': how long now till the walls of
Jericho will crumble?
Original to:
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/6d51117e-5806-11e3-a2ed-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2m82EZsOg
Bitcoin needs to learn from past e-currency failures
By Stephen Foley
A pile of Bitcoin slugs sit in a box ready to be minted by Software
engineer Mike Caldwell in his shop in Sandy, Utah on
Re:
On 30/11/13 20:01, Ãzgür K. wrote:
a free letter to the creative commons
and for the consideration of authors
choosing non-commercial and no derivatives licenses;
a free letter to the free software movement
thanks for your great work
you seem to agree with some aspects of
Original to:
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303293604579252662325112076
Jimmy Carter's Costly Patent Mistake
By L. Gordon Crovitz
His 1979 proposal has led to ill-conceived protection for software ideas
and a tidal wave of litigation.
Washington doesn't agree on much, but
ExecSum (by author):
A critical inquiry into the ever-present media metanarrative and the
esotericism of conversations in a brave, new and inordinately
connected world. A comparative assessment of the dynamics which may
affect Indian journalism, post-Tehelka. A unique take on the inherent
Quoth William Waites:
It's disappointing that the writer was intimidated into giving up all of
his memories to the police in order to clear his name under a
presumption
of guilt.
It's also disappointing to hear that being told he was not under
arrest he didn't just ask for his stuff back
/
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on 'translation (in English) ;-)
[5] Stefano Boni, Cuture e Poteri (Culture and Power), Milano, Eleuthera
2011, p29-33.
-
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and trees, and raise cattle as well. The produces so 'obtained' can be
gifted, bartered, sold, and bought.
(to be continued)
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) by Patrice Riemens
Vogogna-Ossola, February 16, 2014.
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to Inner Space, New World, May 1962.
- this is also what Paul Virilio refers to as 'endo-colonisation' (-transl)
-
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Re:
What is Robin Hood Minor Asset Management?
Our cooperative was established in 2012 based on detailed analysis and
understanding of the imitative nature of the financial market and to
challange the big banks and their elite asset management business.
...
Here for a slightly less fuzzy
will totally reconfigure the net
itself, and thus constitutes a radical act of creation. For a first
approach on this cf. Laszlo Barabasi, Link. La scienza delle reti, Torino,
Einaudi, 2004.
-
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been totally robbed of our personal data.
-
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The Antenna
Press, 2002.
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From Le Monde diplomatique
English edition
original to: http://mondediplo.com/2014/03/16spam
Coming to an inbox near you
A short history of spam
Spam was an in-joke, a wordy waste of time, a hustlers pitch, and now
its an inhuman and superhuman slave of crime.
by Finn Brunton
Objects
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Or to upturn the latin proverb: quod licet 'Jovi non licet bovi' (-transl)
[31ab] David Kirkpatrick, op cit [26], p210 and 210-11.
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abstract + pdf at:
http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/sp/2009/3633/00/3633a173-abs.html
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Actually, the New York Times article is more conclusive than Geekwire in
this regard:
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/11/27/zyngas-tough-culture-risks-a-talent-drain/?_php=true_type=blogs_r=0
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mistakes that are made
when a new technology is released can cause truly ghastly collateral
damages.
(to be continued)
next time: anti-social 'webization'.
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original to: http://www.tehelka.com/giving-a-voice-to-the-voiceless/
(bwo BytesforAll list/ Frederick Noronha)
Giving a voice to the voiceless
Ushinor Majumdar
A little-known initiative from the Chhattisgarh won the Digital Activism
Award this year. Ushinor Majumdar on the project that beat
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