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Streaming after Instantaneity

By Michael Dieter, August 3, 2026

Speech at INC Exit Fest, OT 301, Amsterdam, 25th June, 2026. Online video has become the general condition of social media, a streaming vortex driven by extractivism and behavioural targeting. Reflecting on my experience as a member of CDI-TV,[1] a collective contributing to StreamArtNetwork (SAN), I want to consider this condition from a specific angle, [...]

Digital Tribulations 23: Let’s Talk About Digital Sovereignty in Latin American Governments – Interview with Luis Papagni

By Gianmarco Cristofari, August 2, 2026

The introduction of Digital Tribulations, a series of intellectual interviews on the developments of digital sovereignty in Latin America, can be read here. The entire series can be found here. Esteban from the AGC (Asociación Gremial de Computación) — Argentina’s tech worker union — invited me to the first meeting of the informatical workers of [...]

*Out Now* Art, Activism, Academia: Changemaking in Contemporary Amsterdam

By INC Team, July 29, 2026

The Institute of Network Cultures is proud to present the first publication of its last intern at HvA, Noah Pellikaan, produced at INC in the first half of 2026: Art, Activism, Academia: Changemaking in Contemporary Amsterdam is a collected, fragmentary volume speaking on left-wing social movements in Amsterdam’s artistic and academic spheres, with an emphasis [...]

E-Waste Session

Streaming after Instantaneity

Digital Tribulations 23: Let’s Talk About Digital Sovereignty in Latin American Governments – Interview with Luis Papagni

Out Now Art, Activism, Academia: Changemaking in Contemporary Amsterdam