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http://www.the-right-to-flash.com The petition "The Right to Flash" was jointly launched by Palestenian and Israeli designers to demand the same possibilities and rights of languages that are written from right to left (Arabic and Hebrew), given that Macromedia Flash did not adequately support these languages. Macromedia did not respond to the demands by the users who requested to have the same right as the other occidental languages. http://miklataklitim.com/ Miklat Taklitim (archive of recordings) is one of the most prolific music collectives in Jerusalem. As part of its foundation as an anarchist collective, and its ideology of open source of information, Miklat Tahlitim holds no copyrights on any of their productions. http://bugmenot.com Bugmenot is a collaboration that resists websites which demand subscription to access information. By using bugmenot, the user can avoid giving private information which later can be used for commercial or political purposes. http://neural.it Neural is an Italian magazine dedicated to hactivism, electronic music and new media. It is published in Italian and English. It includes interviews, reviews and other information.
http://www.netart.org.uy/latino/ Besides being one of the pioneers in digital art and net art, Uruguayan Brian Mackern created the first database of Latin American net art. It is worth spending sometime surfing it. |
http://www.tsunamii.net/ alpha 3.8: translocation is a project by the collective group tsunamii. The project consists of the migration of the server, which exposes its DNS address as it changes, moving from country to country. It's a conceptual work which questions the border regulations of custom houses in a physical and poetic dislocation for online users. There's a possibility to follow the migration route through the webpage. http://colorasm.com Colorcasm is a work by Matvey Shapiro. it proposes questions on commercial value, of property and rights. It's an ironic critique on the commercialization of open source spaces with the sale of 16,777,216 digital colors. http://www.chronotext.org/ chronotext is an experimental software spae which explores the possible relations between text, time and space. Ariel malka is one of the coordinators, who oversees the community; he develops processing in Israel. http://de.lirio.us/ de.lirio.us is a project of social marking, consisting of collective Tags and blogs, developed in an opensource platform. it's a collection of information, forums and group blogs. http://www.sarai.net sarai.net is a researsch website based in India, independent of commercial entities. It offers information on new media and technology, and it's a model website with a major publication in the realm of urbanism. |
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