net critique blog by Geert Lovink
By sabine, August 1, 2005
In zijn doctoraalscriptie -Bloggen is zo 2004- onderzoekt Sjoerd van der Helm (UvA nieuwe media) de verschillende facetten van de Nederlandse blogosphere. Vanuit zijn eigen interesse in het nieuwe fenomeen kwam het idee om verder onderzoek te doen en de Nederlandse weblogwereld in kaart te brengen. Vooral door de enorme groei die het nieuwe genre [...]
By sabine, July 21, 2005
The Institute of Network Cultures will be closed from July 25 until August 12. For urgent matters you can contact sabine: sabine@networkcultures.org, she will check her email regularly. Have a nice summer!
By sabine, July 6, 2005
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By sabine, July 5, 2005
Research Report by Kim van Haaster After doing fieldwork in Santiago de Cuba in 2003, I recently revisited Cuba for a new research project in Havana with an emphasis on ICT for development issues. I studied the current situation on ICT for Development in Cuba, and focused on a new university called la Universidad de [...]
By sabine, June 22, 2005
Politics of a new media space inside the Lietuva (soviet) cinema Interview with Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas By Geert Lovink Ever since I met Nomeda and Gediminas Urbonas in 1999, two contemporary artists from Lithuania, they have been in search for an art space where they could establish a media lab, host talks and exhibit [...]
By sabine, June 21, 2005
Remote participation by Mirjam Struppek, Berlin. From top to bottom: Steve Cisler, Soenke Zehle, Monica Narula, Geert Lovink and Jan Nederveen Pieterse.
By sabine, June 20, 2005
An open session/discussion about Digital Bandung/New Axes of Info-Capitalism, a topic which has emerged out of the research for the conference, and that the organizers considered interesting to put on the conference agenda to see the level of need for such a conversation and continuation of research. documented by Andreea
Chair: Soenke Zehle (Incommunicado, Germany) Participants: Lisa McLaughlin (University of Illinois, USA): Cisco Systems, the United Nations, and the Corporatization of Development; Michael Gurstein (New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA): Critiquing Apple Pie: What We Can Say and Not Say About the UN These Days; Manuel Acevedo (consultant, Spain): ICT4D partnerships at face value: experiences [...]
how to think about ICT in order to reduce waste and take into consideration environmental impact documented by Andreea
By sabine, June 19, 2005
Workshop A3 : Open Source, Open Borders chair: Jo van der Spek (radio maker, NL) As an introduction Jo van der Spek, brought up the 14 people (mostly women and children) that drowned recently while trying to cross the Mediterannean in a rubber boat from Morocco to Spain; a regular occurance in that area. Presentations [...]
