Tad Hirsch, from MIT’s Media Lab and TxtMob, has adapted a desktop version of the iSee Project for […]
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The FBI has shut down some 20 sites which were part of Indymedia, the alternative media network representing […]
Scott Dadich, creative director of Texas Monthly, analyses the visual messages of the two Presidential candidates, their design […]
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The Parsons School of Design in New Yorkhas invited 47 artists and architects –ranging from Christo to David […]
Earlier this summer Urban Tapestries received confirmation of an award from the Engineering & Physical Research Council of […]
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A video of postal labels against Bush administration. By Max Asare and Evan Roth. You can also print […]
The Christian Science Monitor , via Picturephoning, questions the use of digital cameras at both large and small […]
Art collective POSTGEN is looking for politically motivated artists who would like to join forces to express themselves […]
Three sites aggregating the bloggers’ convention coverage: – ConventionBloggers, – Politics.feedster, – Politics.technorati. Via Cyberjournalist. On Meccapixel, Michael […]
Each night of the RNC, Screensavers and the Thing will present the RNC Redux Open Doc Tour, a […]
Coinciding with the Republican Convention, Dissension Convention has invited 10 pairs of net/digital artists from the Americas and […]
An article dealing with the problems with mobilizing the Hip Hop young, black electorates to vote, as many […]
Danish artist Sebastian Campion has created Ghostwriter, a browser-application that can be used to spam search engines with […]
The evil Donkey John is laying claim to East Timor’s oil resources. Help brave Xanana Gusmario climb up […]
From August 17 through November 13, 2004, an enormous red megaphone will provide a platform for people to […]
Spain is not the only one in considering p2p as a crime (see Now the law is acting… […]
The Experimental Party DisInformation Center, by the US Department of Art & Technology, an immersive media installation subverting […]
The Spanish Web community is denouncing the current anti-piracy campaign (propaganda?) launched by the Ministries of Culture and […]
MOPORT.org, a free service for generating and sharing mobile phone reports, is launched this month, in time to […]
The Dialogue Channel is setting up a worldwide petition to activate the Internet country code for Iraq. The […]
Reporters Without Borders denounces the Iraqi interim government’s order to the pan-Arab satellite TV network Al-Jazeera to close […]
The major Spanish net communities, Barrapunto, Bandaancha.st and Ayudaadsl, as well as numerous forums and blogs are expressing […]
Reporters Without Borders is concerned about Mojtaba Lotfi, a theologian and former journalist who was arrested and imprisoned […]
Artists Against 419 (AA419) has carried out a 48-hour online protest against advanced fee fraud, aka the 419 […]
Today, in conjunction with the US Department of Art & Technology, Jonah Brucker-Cohen has launched the Homeland Insecurity […]
Two posts from Picturephoning about camphones, wireless carriers, students and politics in the US. Student digital reporters to […]
The American Civil Liberties Union has launched a Summer Surveillance Pizza Delivery Special in which it humorously explores […]
“Choose Heinz and you’re supporting Teresa Heinz and her liberal causes, such as Kerry for President.” Teresa Heiz […]