Geert Lovink in NRC Next

By admin, March 4, 2010

On monday March 1, Dutch newspaper NRC Next devoted two pages to articles on Google. One article by Peter Teffer, ”Maakt het internet ons dommer?” (does the Internet dumb us down?) features an interview with Geert Lovink. The other article is an experiment by two NRC reporters, Teffer and Pfauth, who attempted to live and [...]

Googolopoly

By Shirley Niemans, February 3, 2010

Internet board game from box.net

Siva Vaidhyanathan on Googlization, “Only the elite and proficient get to opt out”

By Chris Castiglione, November 19, 2009

The term Googlization, according to Siva Vaidhyanathan, is the process of being processed, rendered, and represented by Google. Vaidhyanathan’s upcoming book The Googlization of Everything investigates the actions and intentions behind the Google corporation. This afternoon at The Society of the Query Vaidhyanathan choose one issue from his book: the politics and implications of Google [...]

Discussion session 2: Googlization

By tjerk timan, November 16, 2009

With: Siva Vaidhyanathan, Martin Feuz and Esther Weltevrede Moderated by Andrew Keen. Moderator: Why does no one talk about money? Vaidhyanathan: Google only loses money. They have an interest to keeping people interacting with the Web. As long as you are interacting with the web, they can track you via cookies and that puts more [...]

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Geert Lovink in NRC Next

Googolopoly

Siva Vaidhyanathan on Googlization, “Only the elite and proficient get to opt out”

Discussion session 2: Googlization