The Digitarian Society @ Tetem met Geert Lovink en Chloë Arkenbout

By Chloë Arkenbout, May 31, 2021

In de driedelige serie The Digitarian Society onderzoekt Tetem samen met mediakunstenaar Roos Groothuizen en gasten van het Institute of Network Cultures, Waag en PublicSpaces wat er nodig is om verder te komen in onze zoektocht naar een veiliger internet. De bewustwording over internet dilemma’s in relatie tot online verslaving, privacy en verantwoordelijkheid groeit; niet [...]

Wikileaks und die Folgen out now!

By margreet riphagen, January 24, 2011

Mit Beiträgen von: Dirk Baecker, Mercedes Bunz, Wolfgang Ischinger, John Kornblum, Jaron Lanier, Geert Lovink und Patrice Riemens, Christoph Möllers, Volker Perthes, Rahul Sagar, Felix Stalder und anderen. http://www.suhrkamp.de/buecher/wikileaks_und_die_folgen-_6170.html Ein Plot wie aus einem Agententhriller: Ein undurchsichtiger Hackerkönig veröffentlicht Hunderttausende geheimer Dokumente und löst damit internationale Verwicklungen aus. Was noch vor einem Jahr ein unrealistisches [...]

Geert Lovink in NRC Next

By serenawestra, March 1, 2010

by Shirley Niemans 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 [...]

New Publication: Dominio Abierto, Conocimiento Libre y Cooperación

By margreet riphagen, April 14, 2009

By Urte Jurgaityte Just released in Spanish with contributions from Igor Sádaba [Ed.], Michel Bauwens, Geert Lovink, Fernando Carbajo, César Rendueles and Rubén Blanco, Dimino Abierto. The texts in this booklet show different perspectives about transformations of cooperative forms of creation, dissemination and access to culture. In recent years, the cultural debate has been revitalized [...]

Geert’s talks at UC Irvine

By sabine, February 24, 2009

INC's founding director Geert Lovink spent the first week of February 2009 at the Critical Theory Emphasis graduate program at UC Irvine, where he gave four talks. Liz Losh, Writing Director of the Humanities Core Course at U.C. Irvine, blogged all of his lectures.

Zero Comments in Italian and German

By sabine, September 7, 2008