Category: Annotation
I’d also look at doing some interviews as well. Starting with Tantek Çelik, Kevin Marks, (both previously of Technorati in the early blogging days, pre social), Dave Winer, Anil Dash, David Weinberger, and Doc Searles.
📑 The Soothing Promise of Our Own Artisanal Internet | WIRED
📑 We Have Never Been Social | Kathleen Fitzpatrick
📑 We Have Never Been Social | Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Herbert van de Sompel sounds familiar but I’m not placing him at the moment. I’ll have to read his work with respect to some of my ideas on academic samizdat.
📑 We Have Never Been Social | Kathleen Fitzpatrick
📑 We Have Never Been Social | Kathleen Fitzpatrick
I love the brewing idea here. We definitely need this.
Some broad initial bibliography from the top of my head:
- The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power by Shoshona Zuboff (Public Affairs)
- Ruined by Design by Mike Monteiro
- Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest by Zeynep Tufekci (Yale)
Larry Sanger (co-founder of Wikipedia)
- How to decentralize social media—a brief sketch
- Proposing a “Declaration of Digital Independence”, (WIRED 3/19)
- Version history for “Declaration of Digital Independence”
I’ve seen via personal correspondence, should be publicly available soon: - Declaration of Digital Independence
- FAQ about the project to decentralize social media
- Social Media Strike!
Some useful history/timelines:
I’m curious if you’d publicly share your current blbliography/reading list?
📑 How Marcel Duchamp took the piss | 1843
📑 Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever | The Intercept
📑 Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever | The Intercept
📑 Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever | The Intercept
📑 Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever | The Intercept
📑 Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever | The Intercept
📑 Solomon Golomb (1932–2016) | Stephen Wolfram Blog
I recall talking to Sol about this very thing when I sat in on a course he taught at USC on combinatorics. He gave me his paper on it and a few related issues as I was very interested at the time about the applications of information theory and biology.
I’m glad I managed to sit in on the class and still have the audio recordings and notes. While I can’t say that Newton taught me calculus, I can say I learned combinatorics from Golomb.
📑 Solomon Golomb (1932–2016) | Stephen Wolfram Blog
Ha! I should take a little bit of pride here as I was the one that helped Sol to finally set up and get his email working. I’d have to look, but I suspect that it wasn’t until around 2004ish when I saw him somewhat regularly and frequented his and Bo’s annual Christmas parties.