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Also, by "movements", I mean emerging practices that take on a consistency and reflexivity, not *necessarily* a nameable "Teh XYZ Movement".11:51 PM Dec 14thfrom Tweetie
Rights have always been the precipitate that results from the *movements* that recompose society (by breaking and forming various bonds).11:31 PM Dec 14thfrom Tweetie
Freedom as the frictional PRACTICE of unfolding spaces for/by social flows/movements.11:18 PM Dec 14thfrom Tweetie
Indymedia was also on the bleeding edge of audioblogging, with people at protests phoning in reports that were instantly posted as MP3s.8:37 PM Dec 12thfrom Tweetie
Very early this decade, for example, Indymedia basically invented the "live protest backchannel" via something very much like Twitter.8:35 PM Dec 12thfrom Tweetie
Contemporary radical Google Maps mashups recall some interesting questions about innovation and activism in the wake of dotcommery.8:33 PM Dec 12thfrom Tweetie