By Dmytri Kleiner Challenges to traditional copyright resulting from peer-to-peer applications, free software, filesharing and appropriation art have caused a wide ranging debate on the future of copyright. Dmytri Kleiner brings existing ...

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I worked on some of the bugs today, and here is my report: > Posting link should be a LARGE BUTTON in all open > publishing areas -News > and Analysis, Calendar, Discussion, Images, Public > Library tracker, > Public Librar ...

laura - 08/02/2006 - 5:41pm - 12 comments

By Matteo Pasquinelli After years of fetishising precarious labour and abstract gift economy, a Copernican turn is taking place (hopefully): attention shifts to autonomous labour and autonomous production. A new consciousness arises ...

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By Jason Read Peter Hallward's new book  Out of this World: Deleuze and the Philosophy of Creation constructs the French philosopher as a mystic whose ideas, however inspiring, are politically useless. Jason Read, who has made h ...

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By Olga Guriunova Will the ‘hive mind’ of social networking replace classical forms of knowledge production? Comparing Web 2.0 and small-scale, self-run cultural platforms, Olga Goriunova maintains the possibility for origina ...

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By Geoff Cox Richard Hylton's recent book The Nature of the Beast: Cultural Diversity and the Visual Arts Sector indicts the multiple failures of state backed multiculturalism through a fine-combed history of visual arts policy in ...

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Buy | read the full version online |  PDF | low graphics | designed PDF | cover --- A struggle is ensuing to produce and protect what is being called the Knowledge Commons in defiance of the latter day regime of enclosur ...

cluster - mute - 29/05/2008 - 12:03pm - 237 comments

By Josephine Bosma In its move from periphery to centre, cyberfeminism is experiencing the growing pains of expansion. Josephine Bosma examines this development and, without losing sight of the mistakes made by earlier feminisms, v ...

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By Howard Slater   During a career spent in virtual obscurity, Ghedalia Tazartès whittled away at the coherence of musical identity, moving through modes of articulation as a guttural nomad. Now a box-set collates his multiple vo ...

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anja@tlank.fsne... - 07/11/2006 - 12:33am - 2 comments