The Politics of Information
The Politics of Information, edited by Marc Bousquet and Katherine Wills, is available at ebr
Contributors include Charles Bernstein, Bennett Voyles, DeeDee Halleck, Fran Ilich, Bruce Simon, Mark Amerika, Katherine Wills, David Golumbia, Tiziana Terranova, Nick Dyer-Witheford, John Monberg, Matt Kirschenbaum, Donna Haraway, Lisa Nakamura, Mark Poster, Kembrew McLeod, Caren Irr, Tara McPherson, Anne-Marie Schleiner, Paul Collins, Harvey Molloy, Marc Bousquet, Ken Saltman, Timothy W. Luke, Stephanie Tripp, Katie King, Laura L. Sullivan, Susan Schreibman, Chris Carter, Gregory Ulmer, and Victor Vitanza.
Lots of familiar names in there, including people I’ve worked with at UMD: Matt K, Susan Schreibman, Katie King.
Makes me wish my Gameboy could also function as a PDA so I could read this on the Metro.
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Jason,
The link to download the ebook seems to be broken. Uh, don’t suppose you’ve already got it and could send it on?.. I’m really curious to read [some of] it.
Thanks for the pointer!
-v
I’ll check my work computer tomorrow vika, but I don’t think I have it there. If the link isn’t fixed soon, I’ll send an email to see what’s what…