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Páginas en la categoría «Holanda»
Las siguientes 110 páginas pertenecen a esta categoría, de un total de 110.
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- 1986-1987 - Manifest voor de instabiele media - V2 Lab for the Unstable Media
- 1986-1987 - Manifesto for the Unstable Media - V2 Lab for the Unstable Media
- 1989 - ICATA Declaration - Galactic Hackers Party
- 1993 - El dandi de los datos - Adilkno/Bilwet
- 1994 - Digital Manifesto - The Dutch Digital Citizens' Movement
- 1995 - Manifiesto Pit Stop - Morgan Garwood
- 1996 - Pit Stop Manifesto - Pit Schultz
- 1996 - The Disappearance of Public Space on the Net – Paul Garrin
- 1996 - Unser feind, das Internet - MAMAX
- 1997 - De Vagina is de baas op internet - Anne de Haan
- 1997 - El ABC del Tactical Media - Geert Lovink y David García
- 1997 - Net.Art, máquinas y parásitos - Andreas Broeckmann
- 1997 - The vagina is the boss on internet - Anne de Haan
- 1999 - Manifiesto Lowtech - James Wallbank
- 1999 - The DEF of Tactical Media - David Garcia & Geert Lovink
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- 2002 - Jungle AAA Manifesto - The Jungle Association of Autonomous Astronauts
- 2005 - The Crystalpunk Manifesto - Wilfried Hou Je Bek
- 2007 - The Second Crystalpunk Manifesto - Wilfried Hou Je Bek
- 2008 - Conditional Design A manifesto for artists and designers - Luna Maurer, Edo Paulus, Jonathan Puckey, Roel Wouters
- 2008 - Pirate Party International Principles - Reinier B. Bakels
- 2008 - The Crystalpunk Manifesto for Psycholudology - Wilfried Hou Je Bek
- 2008 - White Night Before A Manifesto - Metahaven
- 2010 - El manifiesto de la red telecomunista - Dmytri Kleiner
- 2011 - The Approved Crystalpunk Manifesto - Wilfried Hou Je Bek
- 2011 - The Glitch Moment(um) - Rosa Menkman
- 2013 - Black Transparency - Metahaven
- 2014 - On the Creative Question - Nine Theses - Geert Lovink, Sebastian Olma & Ned Rossiter
- 2015 - Declaración de La Haya sobre la extracción de conocimiento útil (knowledge discovery) en la Era Digital - The Hague Declaration
- 2015 - The Things Network Manifesto - The Things Network
- 2015-2016 - A new manifesto for eurofuturism - Hajo Doorn
- 2016 – The Dataist Manifesto – The Dataists of 2016
- 2019 - Critical AI Manifesto Application - The United Intelligence Lab (UIL)
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- Alfredo Cramerotti, Ken Hollings, Michelle Kasprzak, Mark Nash, Alexei Shulgin (2011) Every Artist, a Journalist
- Ali Balunywa, Guido van Diepen, Wouter Dijkstra, Kai Henriquez, Ben White (2011) Beyond ICT4D: New Media Research in Uganda
- Ana Peraica (2008) Victims’ Symptom (PTSD and Culture)
- Andreas Treske (2013) The Inner Life of Video Spheres
- Andreas Treske, Ufuk Onen, Bestem Büyüm, I. Alev Degim (2011) Image, Time and Motion: New Media Critique from Turkey
- Andrew Maynard, Michelle Kasprzak (2014) Responsible Technological Innovation
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- Bas van Abel, Roel Klaassen, Peter Troxler, Lucas Evers (2011) Open Design Now Why Design Cannot Remain Exclusive
- Boukje Cnossen, Sebastian Olma (2014) The Volkskrant Building: Manufacturing Difference in Amsterdam’s Creative City
- Brooke Wendt (2014) The Allure of the Selfie: Instagram and the New Self Portrait
- Bruce Sterling, Rob van Kranenburg et al. (2011) The Era of Objects (Blowup Reader 3)
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- Geert Lovink (2002) Dynamics of Critical Internet Culture
- Geert Lovink (2003) My First Recession, Critical Internet Culture In Transition
- Geert Lovink (2005) The Principle of Notworking
- Geert Lovink (ed.) (2009) Weak Ties to Organized Networks
- Geert Lovink, Lipika Bansal, Paul Keller (eds.) (2006) In the Shade of the Commons towards a Culture of Open Networks
- Geert Lovink, Miriam Rasch (eds.) (2013) Unlike Us Reader: Social Media Monopolies and Their Alternatives
- Geert Lovink, Nathaniel Tkacz (eds.) (2011) Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader
- Geert Lovink, Nathaniel Tkacz, Patricia de Vries (eds.) (2015) Moneylab Reader. An Intervention in Digital Economy
- Geert Lovink, Ned Rossiter (eds.) (2008) My Creativity Reader. A Critique of Creative Industries
- Geert Lovink, Rachel Somers Miles (eds.) (2011) Video Vortex Reader II: Moving Images Beyond YouTube
- Geert Lovink, Soenke Zehle (eds.) (2005) The Incommunicado Reader
- Gordana Nicolic, Seflic Tatlic (eds.) (2016) The Gray Zones of Creativity and Capital
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- I. Alev Degim, James Johnson, Tao Fu (eds.) (2015) Online Courtship – Interpersonal Interactions Across Borders
- Institute of Network Cultures
- Ippolita (2015) In the Facebook Aquarium: The Resistible Rise of Anarcho-Capitalism
- Isabel de Maurissens (2017) Filorette Flock A New Form of Network In An Emergent Democracy
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- Marianne van den Boomen (2014) Transcoding the Digital: How Metaphors Matter in New Media
- Michael Seemann (2015) Digital Tailspin: Ten Rules for the Internet After Snowden
- Mieke Gerritzen, Hendrik-Jan Grievink, Geert Lovink, Sabine Niederer, Ned Rossiter (eds.) (2007) The Creativity. Creativity Mapping and the Logic of Design
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- Ramón Lobato James Meese (2016) Geoblocking and Global Videoculture
- Rasa Smite (2013) Creative Networks, in the Rearview Mirror of Eastern European History
- Richard Barbrook, Andy Cameron (2015) The Internet Revolution: From Dot-com Capitalism to Cybernetic Communism
- Rob van Kranenburg (2007) The Internet of Things. A critique of ambient technology and the all-seeing network of RFID
- Rosalind Gill (2007) Technobohemians or the New Cybertariat. New Media Work in Amsterdam a Decade After the Web
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- V2 Lab for the Unstable Media
- Video Vortex 6. Conference Report (2011) Beyond YouTube
- VVAA (2011) Wild Things
- VVAA (2012) New Aesthetic New Anxieties
- VVAA (2012) Show Me the Money
- VVAA (2013) Innovation in Extreme Scenarios
- VVAA (2013) Outer Space as Extreme Scenario
- VVAA (2013) Speculative Realities
- VVAA (2013) V2 Lab Show Booklet
- VVAA (2014) New Materials New Methods
- VVAA (2015) From Print to Ebooks: a Hybrid Publishing Toolkit for the Arts