Last week Peter also announced his new art project, the Kopimashin,
which copies a song about eight million times in a day, creating huge
losses (sic) for the music industry:
The Kopimashin creates an endless amount of copies of a specific audio
track (gnarls barkleyâs crazy). The a
Hi all,
Thanks for sharing. I have always found the comments of Peter Sunde
provocative to say the least and an interesting moment of reflection
about tactical media. IMHO the Pirate Bay remains a seminal case of
media activism (all things considered) especially to see someone like
Peter:
>> I'd say that the biggest 'meme'-hijack of the last 40 years has been
>> equating the idea of 'freedom' with the right to purchase - end of
>>story.
>This was in Smith and capitalised on (wordplay intended) by Ford. Wasn't
>it? So not really just the last 40 years.
As far as I know, the
great comment.
thanx. :-)
thats reason way nettime is still there.
sincerely
florian
Am 12.12.2015 um 23:04 schrieb Jonathan Marshall
:
Morlock:
Equating 'freedom' with 'right' to consume unpaid commercial content was
the biggest meme hijack of the decade. It
On 12/12/15 23:04, Jonathan Marshall wrote:
> Morlock:
>
>> Equating 'freedom' with 'right' to consume unpaid commercial
>> content was the biggest meme hijack of the decade. It reminds of
>> the sinister side of some hippie communities, where 'free love' was
>> used to excuse rape.
>
> I'd say t
On Sun, Dec 13, 2015 at 12:24 AM Jonathan Marshall
wrote:
Morlock:
> Equating 'freedom' with 'right' to consume unpaid commercial content was
> the biggest meme hijack of the decade. It reminds of the sinister side
> of some hippie communities, where 'free love' was used
Morlock:
>Equating 'freedom' with 'right' to consume unpaid commercial content was
>the biggest meme hijack of the decade. It reminds of the sinister side
>of some hippie communities, where 'free love' was used to excuse rape.
I'd say that the biggest 'meme'-hijack of the last 40 years has been
Equating 'freedom' with 'right' to consume unpaid commercial content was
the biggest meme hijack of the decade. It reminds of the sinister side
of some hippie communities, where 'free love' was used to excuse rape.
The worst part is that 'free' re-distribution of the commercial content
causes
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Pirate Bay Founder: 'I Have Given Up'
Written by JOOST MOLLEN
December 11, 2015 // 02:26 PM EST
"The internet is shit today. It's broken. It was probably always
broken, but it's worse than ever."
My conversat
