Thursday, June 16, 2005
quel che blog siamo
mario pischedda, quel che non siamo
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[please select]:
1. a neat summation [for those convinced that i'm masquerading/floundering
in a Big_Filibuster_Words_Masking_Small_Concepts Syndrome loop]:
::blogs *can* [but don't always] operate as communication valves irrespective of overarching hierarchical dependencies [ie moolah-based or intellectual/elitist based]::
_OR_
2. a more indepth unpack [for the brave amongst us;)]:
#blogs *can* [ad nauseam] present as less intrinsically reliant on fiscal
or hierarchical reward-systems [ie such as newscasting/journalism] +
projecting information outside of a framework formulated within these rigid
economic dependencies [ie having the opportunity (with)in blogdom 2 present
ur take thru an individualised opinion filter as opposed 2 a primarily
monetary_inflected 1]. of course, the risks for those still even partially centred within a systemic reality should be acknowledged when logging_Against/Outside_The_Machine [eg being dooced].
#blogs *may* assist in reconceptualising the notion of "true" information
existing as a type of striation within verified channels of data/media - those stamped with some type of cultural or canonistically_drenched validity via reification displays [on/in networks] or communication channels grinding within monetary exchanges. i'm not necessarily fancying blogging or p2p as outright replacements of certain bloated discourses/ideologies [capitalism or democracy, any1?;)] - wot i'm threading/flagging r indicators that show a subtle devolution of media/power fundaments + their microcosmic constructions + corresponding knee-jerk constrictions that often indicate a type of coded_clinging in the face of rewriting the subliminal core of societal/civilisation/species functioning?
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[s.v.m]
.observation.[st(a)r.(g)ait]jacketing
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.social.wurdage.in.a.commentary.cu[s]p
http://www.hotkey.net.au/~netwurker/
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tarted by ---gallizio
in the old fashioned montaleian era
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