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Posts Tagged: free culture

Book launch ‘The Telekommunist Manifesto’ by Dymitri Kleiner

By morgancurrie, November 16, 2010

Dymitri Kleiner is used to writing code, not books. However the texts that he was spreading around the Internet, inspired a lot of practitioners in the field of the free and open. One of those practisioners and friend of Dymitri, Matteo Pasquinelli, eventually took the effort in gathering all of Dymitri’s texts that were scattered [...]

Simona Levi: “Power is always using the name of freedom to do the nasty thing”

By morgancurrie, November 15, 2010

Last, but surely not least in the session of “Critique of the Free and Open” is Simona Levi, multidisciplinary artist, director of Conservas and arts festival INn MOTION. She is also co-founder of EXGAE and organiser of the Free Culture Forum Barcelona. Earlier, professor Yann Moulier-Boutang, Nate Tkacz and Dymitri Kleiner talked about the (Creative) [...]

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