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He's Not Beyond Good and Evil

By Nina Power 9 October 2008

Paolo Virno’s latest book contends that the question of human nature – good or evil? – is suddenly topical, thanks to ‘immaterial labour’. B...

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WARNING: This Computer Has Multiple Personality Disorder

By Simon Pope and Matthew Fuller 9 October 2008

IntrODuction This paper comes largely out of our experience in the production of the hyperactive electronic zine I/O/D. So firstly then, we shoul...

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Olympic village in line for £1bn taxpayer bail-out

By Robert Booth"Nobody knows what the worst case scenario is likely to be," - Is post-fordism really the communism of capital and/or are we being conned again? Even the public redistribution of funds to the private sector via PPP has become unappealing now the cheap credit has dried up. This 'magic' scheme to build housing with public and private money and then sell it off to pay for the massive public debt that the Olympics will catalyse now looks unaffordable in the wake of the nearly daily cash money potlatches / bail outs of Britain's 'booming' service economy, and presumably impending collapse of real estate and developers. Prompting the question of exactly how many more of these PPP schemes will fall apart now and the schools, job centres, creches that they were to fund fall by the wayside too? Reposted from today's Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/oct/09/olympics2012.athletics/print 9 October 2008

Image: Credit Crunch on Roman Road, E2, July 2008 Olympic village in line for £1bn taxpayer bail-outby Robert Booth · Banks and developers g...

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"BUOY" A Trans-European Project

By Helen Cadwallader on Stefan Gec 9 October 2008

During May and June of 1996, a metal buoy, designed to function as a temporary marker, weighing 5 tonnes and measuring 16ft by 10ft, will be exhibited...

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Great Game II: America Lashes Out on the Borders of China and Russia

By Loren Goldner 8 October 2008

The 19th century 'Great Game' rivalry between Britain and Russia for supremacy in Central Asia is seeing a resurgence, with America taking Britain's p...

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A modest proposal

By Bank owner 8 October 2008

Now that taxpayers are each about to receive a £2,000 stake in Britain's banks (thanks, Darling), can I suggest that their former owners and ...

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Crunch Time: A New Wave of Struggles?

By Mute 7 October 2008

A Mute Magazine talkAs the global ruling class finally admits that the 'financial' crisis has spilt over into the real economy, the fiction th...

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Look at Hazards, Look at Losses

By mute 28 March 2017

Authors: Group for Conceptual Politics (GCP), Danny Hayward, Anthony Iles, Lisa Jeschke, Benjamin Noys, Eirik Steinhoff and Marina Vishmidt Paperba...

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PML Books

By Mute 18 December 2013

The PML Book series is a collaboration between Mute magazine and Post-Media Lab. The Lab was set up in September 2011 and explores how post-broadcast ...

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Mute Magazine Print Archive

By mute 13 September 2016

The Mute magazine print archive has its first release for sale as an original, limited edition set of all fifty-one issues of the print versions of the magazine, covering twenty years of publishing from 1994 to 2014.

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Connecting People Apart

By mute 3 February 2012

A free eBook reader compiled from the Mute magazine article archive for the Post-Media Lab, a new collaboration Mute is embarking on that will explore the following themes as part of the overall framework of the lab.

Digital Networks: Connecting People Apart, The Subsumption of Sociality, The Question of Organisation, Acting within Non-Human Ontologies

Download as ePub and Kindle, or HTML5 for the other types screen readers (text only) .

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