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Mute Vol 1, No. 18 – I Am The Network

In a networked environment the prevailing bloody-minded onus on knowledge makes all thought-work operationally functional. Rather than the brave new world of creative industries and entrepreneurial affiliation the result may very well be what Andrew Ross has called 'sacrificial labour'. In this issue we take up some of the ramifications.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION

Including:

 

Anthony Davies and Simon Ford on Culture Clubs

 

Reports on Tulipomania and UK.com and an assessment of the so-called 'new economy'

 

Roy Ascott, Sara Diamond and Geert Lovink on the net status-quo

 

Josephine Berry on International Browserday

 

Stewart Home on life and work with Iain Sinclair and Chris Petit

 

Michel Houellebecq interviewed by Tom McCarthy and Chris Darke

 

Ben Seymour on Negri and Hardt's Empire

 

Steve Beard on Dromographic Stress Disorder

 

Josephine Bosma on Futuresonic

 

Mike Stubbs on the Werkleitz Biennale

 

 

ISSN: 1356-7748

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Doing the network hokey-kokey

By Mute Editor

Control_Shift_Commons

By Ted Byfield interviewing James Boyle

Culture Clubs

By Anthony Davies and Simon Ford

Harvest Time on the Server Farm (Reaping the Net's Body Politic)

By Roy Ascott, Sara Diamond, Geert Lovink and Pauline van Mourik Broekman

Less is More, is Less, is More…

By Sheep T. Iconoclast

Sonic Past and Future

By Josephine Bosma

Dromographic Stress Disorder (How E-Commerce Makes Survivors of Us All)

By Steve Beard

Shaping Up

By Hari Kunzru

Irrational Exuberance

By David Mandl

With a Hey-nonny-nonny and Plenty of Irony

By Nick Currie aka Momus

Hexstatic // Vector // video/12” // Ninja Tune

By Mute Editor

Everybody in the House

By James Flint

Some Images are More Impossible than Others

By Pauline van Mourik Broekman

Es lebt!

By Mike Holderness

Memory Mesh

By Tom McCarthy

City Fringe

By Simon Worthington

Time Well Spent

By Mike Stubbs

Rules of the Game

By Vaughan Allen

Rabble Rousers

By Benedict Seymour

Immortal, invisible, God only knows

By Mike Holderness

Factory 2000

By Chris Darke

The Violence of Appropriation, Aufgehoben - No Process

By Anja Buechele

Liberte, Egalite, Systeme

By Chris Darke and Tom McCarthy

History in the (Re)Making

By Eliot Albert

Spaghetti Junction

By anthony@squat.com.

Shamen of Discontent or The Revenge of the Mirror People (A Detective Story in four Acts)

By Stewart Home

Reports of my Death have been Greatly Exaggerated

By Josephine Berry

CYBERHYPE II - Brain Plagues

By CCRU

Metersoft

By Mike Holderness

'Like a Future which has already Happened'

By Chris Darke

Uncomfortable Choices

By Dr. Future

Born to be Digital?

By Dave Mandl

The Flowering Economy (A Tale of two Conferences)

By Pauline van Mourik Broekman and Jamie King

Topology of a Phantom City

By David Panos

Algorithms in the Sky

By Lucy Bullivant

Boxing the Issue in

By JJ Charlesworth

Thanks for the Memories

By Mike Holderness

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