Including: Zoe Young on Polish agribusiness; Peter Drahos and John Braithwaite on America's strategic use of bilateralism; Harry Potter on the Wikipedia; Sebastian Olma on Peter Lynds' theory of time; Ruth Maclennan on television and science; Betti Marenko and Miriam Swain on art & science; Luciana Parisi on Abstract Sex; JJ King on Openness; the University of Openness' Faculty of Cartography on the Semantic Web; Artists' projects by Eyal Weizman, Dani Bauer, Anselm Franke and Rafi Segal, Emma Hedditch, and Ron Silliman

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Contents of this cluster

1. Labouring Under the Lingo
2. Betting on Terror
3. Home Front
4. Dollarise This!
5. Physics Unbound
6. Relational history
7. Hektor
8. Spun Spooks
9. The Opencontent.org Debacle
10. Agribusiness Invades Poland
11. Internet Protocol Pirates
12. War is my Business, and Business is Good
13. Abort, Retry, Fail
14. Securing the Knowledge Empire
15. This is the Public Domain
16. From Open Encyclopædia to Distributed Library Project
17. Telestreets
18. Hot-Wire Jamaica
19. Freemasons Of The Future
20. Art Basel 34
21. The Packet Gang
22. Open Source Development
23. Bombs and Bytes
24. Museum Epidemiology
25. Abstract Sex
26. Now that We are Persons
27. Hippoheimer the King
28. The Politics of Verticality
29. The Hollow Land
30. I Break Horses (I don't tend to them)
31. Alternative Globalisations
32. Not The What But The Where
33. Use Faults; Disturb Conventions; Exploit Indiosyncrasies
34. (Another) Story Of Art
35. Artists in Non-Residence
36. Fashionable Noise
37. The Attic Tapes 1974-1978
38. Domain Errors!
39. Infoanarchy vs. Discordia?
40. Radical Entertainment
41. New Media 1740-1915
42. Neuropolitics: Thinking, Culture, Speed
43. re:Play