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Capitalism s Court Jester: Slavoj Žižek – The Greanville Post

Capitalism s Court Jester: Slavoj Žižek – The Greanville Post
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The Age of Social Media Is Ending

The Age of Social Media Is Ending
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Editor s weekly digest: The impossibility of the online public square

Is it kind of funny to watch Elon Musk burn billions of dollars driving a popular social media company into the ground in a quixotic quest to build a better 'public square'?

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The Sophist Network

Justin E.H. Smith’s recent book is a prime example of how a certain realm of philosophical thinking misunderstands the material impact of the Internet.

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WEB WORK: A HISTORY OF INTERNET ART - Artforum International

The term “net.art” is less a coinage than an accident, the result of a software glitch that occurred in December 1995, when Slovenian artist Vuk Cosic opened an anonymous e-mail only to find it had been mangled in transmission. Amid a morass of alphanumeric gibberish, Cosic could make out just one legible term “net.art” which he began using to talk about online art and communications. Spreading like a virus among certain interconnected Internet communities, the term was quickly enlisted to describe a variety of everyday activities. Net.art stood for communications and graphics, e-mail, texts

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