Matze Schmidt on Thu, 20 Mar 2003 03:50:23 +0100 (CET) |
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[rohrpost] Making of multitude-Rhetorik |
makingofmultitude Making of multitude-Rhetorik # # = markiert "When net activism and the global protest movement, all sorts of counter activities and parallel events connect and #link up into a strong and powerful conceptual framework#, one can indeed envision a series of actions and activities, that reveal the a new potential of struggling: Refusing and resisting both, war and info war, border management and digital rights management, restrictions of the freedom of movement and constraints of the freedom of communication. Let's leave the false dichotomies between "real" and "virtual" behind us and both shape and subvert the technologies that are now part of everyone's life. [...] The activities around the WSIS [*] in December 2003 might look like the freestyle dance of a #movement of movements#. While the representatives of governments and non-governmental organizations do only talk about #networking, we are going there to actually practice it#. When the leaders of the nation-states negotiate about the digital divide, we are struggling for free and unfettered access. As they shiver with piracy, we are sharing our skills and capacities, resources and experiences. Though the corporations desparetely try to control the flows of material and immaterial goods, #we reclaim the world as the invention and creation of the multitudes#." [...] Written and developed by: Dee Dee Halleck, Michael Hardt, Jamie King, Hagen Kopp, Susanne Lang, Geert Lovink, Florian Schneider, Pit Schultz, Alan Toner and many other activists from Indymedia Centers in Geneva and Switzerland, as well as France, Italy and Germany" (E-Mail, Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 13:56:24 +0100, Subject: <nettime> geneva03: g8 and wsis, From: Florian Schneider <fls@kein.org>, To: nettime-l@bbs.thing.net) _____ * World Summit on the Information Society
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