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In the early hours of January 17th 1994, a 6.7 magnitude earthquake shook California’s San Fernando Valley – the Golden State’s tectonic plates at play. Later that same year, Carmen Hermosillo published ‘Pandora’s Vox: On Community in Cyberspace’. Hermosillo lived… more ›
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Organised thought exists through institutions. Journalists and academics tailor their work to the needs of publishers and universities – disciplinary architecture developed and shaped over time by market forces. So often, even where not deliberately doing so, apparently radical publications… more ›
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This is the first in what, I can only hope, will be a short series. Better still, this will be a mere one-off special, soon to be forgotten about and left to rot in the annals of my no doubt… more ›
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Long ago, we thought the end would come as the world was reduced to ashes. Instead, the world was reduced to information. Forests, oceans, people and the space in between – sheer data. Our mental states, our experiences were not… more ›
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This publication’s been in the works for some time and finally it’s here, materialised, come to fruition. And with this newfound fruit, I suppose I’m to cook something… more ›
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As our sense of self becomes endless streams of data, we become non-discrete. more ›