IDC

Mailing list operated by the Institute for Distributed Creativity since September 2004.

Themes

• MySpace staff cuts [1]
• work, play, praxis [2]
• Labor in Second Life [3]
• "recursive publics" [4]
• The internet that is not one [5]
• mediation [6]
• The Internet as Playground and Factory [7]
• digital labor and populations [8]
• where's the labour in software studies? [9]
• Exploitation [10]
• The New Socialism [11]
• Play and Counterpower [12]
• Class and the Internet, New Capitalism, and (True New) Socialism for the 21st Century [13]
• Fetish and Trauma: "Communicative Capitalism" [14]
• Mining the Military-Academic-Industrial Complex in a Poetic-Serious Fashion [15]
• Spy on Your Workers with Google Latitude [16]
• "Wikipedia Art" [17]
• A Modest Proposal: Let's get rid of the teachers [18]
• Strategic usage of folksonomies: a case study [19]
• A Reflection on the Activist Strategies in the Web 2.0 Era [20]
• Are We Google's Paint? [21]
• Net (dot) Geo. The emergence of the geospatial web [22]
• The People Formerly Known as the Employers [23]
• Free Manuals for Free Software [24]
• The 50-Year Computer [25]
• The Politics of Perception [26]
• Back to materiality? [27]
• User Labor [28]
• Facebook Connect [29]
• Wafaa Bilal: Speech in a Democracy [30]
• semantic overlay term [31]
• if AI were a reality, which, currently, it is not [32]
• Some notes on value... [33]
• The wisdom of the few? [34]
• One Laptop Per Child - MIT/Negroponte Initiative [35], [36], [37]
• voting as an act of citizenship, perhaps? [38]
• Social Ethics, Social Aesthetics, Social Beauty [39]
• Media dies more slowly than some would like [40]
• ethics [41]
• The right questions for creative collectives [42]
• Trebor Scholz and Paul Hartzog: Toward a critique of the social web [43]
• netporn midlife crisis? [44]
• Shelf Life [45]
• Notworking online collaboration in science and education [46]
• looking for social media scholars.. [47]
• how long is a piece of string? [48]
• What is Left? / What Does a Distributed Politics Look Like? [49]
• seed patents, Indian farmer suicides, and the future of Iraq [50]
• Notes Toward a Theory of Ludocapitalism (O Rly?) [51]
• Second Life case studies [52]
• On Immaterial Labour, Immaterial Labor and life beyond utility [53]
• media curating lists as pedagogical, exploratory and speculative texts [54]
• Don Tapscott's Wikinomics: A Dismal Netology? [55]
• media curating as montage [56]
• Keen as amateur media theorist [57]
• Online silence and “infomania” [58]
• Course: The Social Web (Web 2.0: What went wrong?) [59]
• Spammer de la Silicon Valley [60]
• New Network Theory Post-Conference Thoughts [61]
• Everything is Misc [62]
• Will you delete your Feedburner account? [63]
• Game Art [64]
• Art Basel: Signs of a Broken Food Chain [65]
• Writing about the sociable web [66]
• viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace [67]
• the politics of journalism [68]
• From Counter Culture to Cyber Culture [69]
• Agency (was Re: THE ANTI WEB 2.0 MANIFESTO) [70]
• Introducing: Real Costs & Oil Standard [71]
• Internet Tough Guys [72]
• global rights expropriation in the intersection between the industrial and the information ages [73]
• Report on ePoetry 2007, Paris [74]
• MySpace as hotbed of media activism [75]
• Art, Lifestyle & Globalisation Questions [76], [77]
• A critique of sociable web media [78]
• A critique of naturalized capitalism [79]
• Bloggers Code of Conduct [80]
• THE ANTI WEB 2.0 MANIFESTO (Andrew Keen) [81]
• An Inconvenient Youth and Second Life [82]
• Virtual Worlds, Education, & Labor [83]
• Howard Rheingold on Education in SL [84]
• Some thoughts on Jean Baudrillard [85]
• Second Life as educational tool [86]
• How does social media educate? [87]
• old social architectures [88]
• partial vs. peripheral attention [89]
• The Ethics of Participation [90]
• The Ethics of Leisure [91]
• Praxis-based Ph.D.s [92]
• sharing "new media" curricula/potentials [93]
• The Bronx Blog Project [94]
• "New Media" Programs [95]
• How to overcome continuous partial attention [96]
• play, open-ended research, post-critical approaches [97]
• animism and such [98]
• Speaking of techgnosis, read that Stewart Brand thing. That is just amazing social history [99]
• Architecture and Situated Technologies [100], [101], [102]
• reading list // religious mediated spaces [103]
• Interactive City: irrelevant mobile entertainment? [104]
• The "electricity" of near future participation [105]
• Some things about performance [106]
• Cities, Speculation, and the Non-addressable [107]
• Atoms, Bits, and Ubiquity [108]
• The Current War and The Will of the People [109]
• Interactive City: irrelevant mobile entertainment? [110]
• The Participatory Challenge [111]
• Public Sphere Polka [112]
• Where have all the women gone? [113]
• On participation [114]
• Anxiety, Comfort, and Play in Public Places [115]
• Citizen reports [116]
• Collective Action [117]
• Net Neutrality [118]
• Against Web 2.0 [119]
• Who's afraid of Web 2.0? [120]
• Lev Manovich on Remix Culture [121]
• Curating New Media Art [122]
• On Interdisciplinarity. An Interview with Simon Penny
• Undermining open source: iTunes U [123]
• Net autonomy [124]
• The Social Machine of Events [125]
• Gated Knowledge Communities [126]
• Doing away with universities? [127]
• The Lure of Internet2 [128]
• lambda lambda lamda [129]
• Ars Electronica [130]
• Conferencing Formats and Welome to Marc Tuters [131]
• Activism now and [132]
• Art [133]
• Vision [134]
• Activist Media Landscape [135]
• Downtime & Play [136]
• REFRESH! conference, some impressions (panelism + powerpoint) [137]
• interesting article on new media scene in LA [138]
• Tenure and access to knowledge [139]

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