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• <nettime> Review of Arctic Perspective Cahier No.1: Architecture Arns Inke
• <nettime> Henry Jenkins: Avatar activism (LMD) Patrice Riemens
• <nettime> Vacancy: parttime curator at V2_ Alex Adriaansens
• <nettime> Immanent Singularities: A Minor Compositions Interview with Bruno Gulli Stevphen Shukaitis
• <nettime> Christian Christensen: Wikileaks: Three Digital Myths Patrice Riemens
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    • Re: <nettime> Christian Christensen: Wikileaks: Three Digital Myths John Young
• <nettime> The Ridings Alan Sondheim
• <nettime> Spanish collecting society is threatening EXGAE Geert Lovink
• <nettime> Open Data: Empowering the Empowered or Effective Data Use for Everyone Michael Gurstein
• <nettime> for our american friends: wilders explained Geert Lovink
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  • Re: <nettime> for our american friends: wilders explained dan s wang
    • Re: <nettime> for our american friends: wilders explained carl guderian
• Re: <nettime> Christian Christensen: Wikileaks: Three Digital Myths Felix Stalder
  • Re: <nettime> Christian Christensen: Wikileaks: Three Digital Myths Goran Maric
• <nettime> By Shekhar Kapur: A Blackberry addict discovers grassroots enterprise in India Frederick Noronha
• <nettime> Plan C: The Zone Franco Mattes
  • Re: <nettime> Plan C: The Zone Patrice Riemens
• <nettime> ceuta and melilla: 5 years after Florian Schneider
• <nettime> new radio product Doug Henwood
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  • <nettime> new radio product Doug Henwood
• <nettime> consored: UBS Lies, 2009 lennaart
• <nettime> How the tea party is rewriting the rule book for political organizing Michael Gurstein
  • Re: <nettime> How the tea party is rewriting the rule book for political organizing Felix Stalder
    • Re: <nettime> How the tea party is rewriting the rule book for political organizing carl guderian
      • Re: <nettime> How the tea party is rewriting the rule book for political organizing Jonathan Marshall
    • Re: <nettime> How the tea party is rewriting the rule book for political organizing mazzetta
• <nettime> Jean Luc Godard and downloads Heiko Recktenwald
  • Re: <nettime> Jean Luc Godard and downloads Felix Stalder
    • Re: <nettime> Jean Luc Godard and downloads Matze Schmidt
• <nettime> Stuxnet malware is 'weapon' out to destroy ... Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant? The Christian Science Monitor Michael Gurstein
  • Re: <nettime> Stuxnet malware is 'weapon' out to destroy ... Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant? The Christian Science Monitor John Young
  • Re: <nettime> Stuxnet malware is 'weapon' out to destroy ... Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant? The Christian Science Monitor Michael Wojcik
• <nettime> The Danish Cartoon Affair - how and why it all began Carsten Agger
  • Re: <nettime> The Danish Cartoon Affair - how and why it all began Ayhan
• <nettime> Lamps that could enlighten the masses: Van de Nieuwelaar 1968 & Joe Colombo 1962 Tjebbe van Tijen via Chello
• <nettime> WIPO General Assembly: "I just called to say I want to read" jaromil
• <nettime> ACTA: Game Over? La Quadrature du Net
• <nettime> Charlie Savage: U.S. Is Working to Ease Wiretaps on the Internet (NYT) Patrice Riemens
• <nettime> Wikipedia as expert NGO Felix Stalder
  • <nettime> RS: Wikipedia as expert NGO Fuster, Mayo
• <nettime> Plan C: The Park Franco Mattes
• <nettime> disapparatus Alan Sondheim