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Labels: social media, social networks, Videogames, web 2.0
A blog about folded in situations, play tactics and network politics in the web 2.0 era.
Labels: social media, social networks, Videogames, web 2.0
This is not a post. These are 140 words or fewer, tweets. Collected in laziness …I repeat.. in laziness..
Twitter seems to be proud of the fact that it has no profit model. I’m imagining that the company will want to keep the hype building long enough to sell the company for a few billion dollars…Labels: social media, social networks, spam, Tweeter
Architecture, urbanism and technology in the Israel-Palestine conflict (including arguments by Eyal Weizman, Alessandro Petti, Giorgio Agamben, Naomi Klein). These authors and researchers understand 1/ that urbanism and architecture have a prominent role in the conflict, and 2/ Israel-Palestine is not an exception but rather a laboratory for contemporary urbanism based on enclaves and islands, connection-exclusion, control society, etc.
Gaza in particular and urban, architectural, technological features of the conflict/ war going on right now.
Exercise proposal
Based upon this information, and other that can be supplied in advance, students, organized in groups will make a conceptual proposal of counter-devices; that is spatial, architectural, urban, technological devices that “hack” the above mentioned concepts to promote/ enable resistance, peace, cooperation, dialogue, communication, rights, liberties, international support…
http://htca.us.es/blogs/gazarafah2009
FTP: http://rafah.hackitectura.net/es/
Labels: E.U, Euroelections, europe, immigration, racism, swine flu
Labels: China, Kineta Files, massacre, Tango man, Tiananmen