Yesterday I wrote a response on a posting at Joi...

Creative Commons: a license or an organization?

By Geert Lovink, February 28, 2006

Yesterday I wrote a response on a posting at Joi Ito’s blog in which Creative Commons ‘presented’ a film (Teach by David Guggenheim). I didn’t go into the content of the film but raised the question what it means if CC ‘presents’ a film. Peter Howell wrote a response. 6- Geert Lovink @ February 28, [...]

Today an interview with me was posted, in German, on...

Interview with me on net critique (in German)

By Geert Lovink, February 28, 2006

Today an interview with me was posted, in German, on the Berliner Gazette list/website. It was conducted by Krystian Woznicki, who I first met in Tokyo in the late nineties. I have chosen to talk about Net Critique, the title of this blog. It is my, well known, call for a sophisticated genre called ‘net [...]

On the usually quiet ‘Deep Europe’ announcement list Spectre, an...

Arts and science debate on Spectre list

By Geert Lovink, February 28, 2006

On the usually quiet ‘Deep Europe’ announcement list Spectre, an ‘arts and sciences’ debate is raging. Today I added my two cents: “Why is arts & science equal to ‘bioart’? Why are the social sciences excluded in this whole debate? They are not science and who has decided this? The whole fixation on the figure [...]

“I work here, but I am cool”: Interview with Alan Liu

By Geert Lovink, February 28, 2006

A couple of days ago I finished a long and fascinating email interview with Alan Liu, author of The Laws of Cool. The interview first ran on the nettime mailinglist, a ten year old habit of mine. The image was provided by INC associate and Piet Zwart Institute student Nancy Mauro Flude. Thanks, Nancy! I [...]