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Marginal Utility

The Primitive Accumulation of Cool

By Rob HorningJune 4, 2013
...pursue online — not just explicit knowledge production (writing, editing, producing content) but also sharing information about ourselves, building profiles, conducting economic exchange, organizing cultural information, providing commentaries and so...
Essays & Reviews

Virulence in the Virtual

By Remina GreenfieldAugust 16, 2016
...groundbreaking article in the Village Voice, entitled, “A Rape in Cyberspace.” The first extensively printed account of virtual rape, Dibbell’s article describes the attempts of LambdaMOO, a text-based online community,...
Shines Like Gold

Emails show Steve Jobs referred to Facebook as ‘Fecebook’

By imp kerrMay 7, 2021
...from the opposing team while sitting with our fellow fans in a football stadium. Online, we’re connected with our communities, and we seek approval from our like-minded peers. We bond...
Streaming Services

Streaming Services

By Jaime BrooksMarch 6, 2022
...the music being discussed had arrived in the public consciousness in the usual way, via record labels. Eventually, though, participants in online music culture started making our own things. Our...
Features

The Virtual Watchers

By Joana Moll and Cédric ParizotOctober 20, 2016
...anthropologist Cédric Parizot, looks critically at an online platform of 20,633 volunteers across the globe surveilling the US-Mexico border Crowdsourcing surveillance Since 2010 I have been researching forms of virtual...
Essays & Reviews

Cold Cases

By Susan Elizabeth ShepardJuly 26, 2013
...Internet, they also get caught making mistakes online. Kolker himself argues that technology makes it harder to get away with murder: In [Joel] Rifkin’s day, Craigslist and Backpage didn’t exist....
Essays & Reviews

True Stories

By Phoebe Maltz BovyAugust 13, 2013
...be a great story; it’s just not a news story. Online publications represent this type of writing as “journalism” and publish it in forums where readers expect journalistic standards of...
Essays & Reviews

Love Worth Fighting For

By Rob HorningSeptember 30, 2010
...we conceive it quantitatively, as the data-driven online realm encourages, as the sum of our choices. And the internet is nothing if not the illusion of infinite choices, homogenized into...
Essays & Reviews

21st Century Surrealism: The Omnipotence of Dream Memes

By ML KejeraFebruary 10, 2022
When dreams reproduce images we see online, dreams become as easy to recreate and share as a meme. The subreddit r/thomastheplankengine is dedicated to doing just that
Essays & Reviews

The Resentment Machine

By Freddie deBoerNovember 7, 2011
...most taken with the internet of the late 1990s and early 2000s spent a considerable amount of their time online talking about what it meant that they were online. In...
Marginal Utility

The Viral Self

By Rob HorningDecember 3, 2013
...Litel — and I will be inspired to write a series of tweets about online circulation and its various measures displacing other forms of content with which to make up...
Essays & Reviews

Own to Rent

By Sarah WanenchakJune 13, 2013
...image by imp kerr Social gaming and cloud computing are powerful alibis for always-on digital-rights management, which makes players into tenants SimCity, Electronic Arts’ online multiplayer reboot of...
Features

A Declaration of the Dignity Image

By American ArtistSeptember 13, 2016
...American Artist, A Refusal (2015), Online performance, Ongoing In art that defines itself by what it withholds from public view lies the challenge for us to do the...
Essays & Reviews

So You Want to Be a #Longreads Superstar

By Malcolm HarrisApril 11, 2013
...attachment to leather gloves, for that matter — is as new as online shopping. Long after all his writing was lost to history, the Greek cynic Diogenes remained famous in...
Essays & Reviews

Footnote Records

By Eric HarveyJuly 3, 2013
...in it last year, cementing Rap Genius’ place as one of 2012’s biggest online music coups. But Rap Genius presents problems old and new: Is the site’s network of lyric...
Essays & Reviews

We Can Be Heroes

By Ben ValentineOctober 1, 2014
...world not only in first person, observing ourselves observe, but online as well, as part of networks. The platforms we view media through and who we are connected with on...

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