Andreas Broeckmann on Tue, 10 Sep 2013 13:22:27 +0200 (CEST) |
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<nettime> from the archives: Internet as communal appartment and mass panopticon (Manovich 1996) |
from the archives: ON TOTALITARIAN INTERACTIVITY Lev Manovich, 03.04.1996... as a post-communist subject, I cannot but see Internet as a communal apartment of Stalin era: no privacy, everybody spies on everybody else, always present line for common areas such as the toilet or the kitchen. Or I can think of it as a giant garbage site for the information society, with everybody dumping their used products of intellectual labor and nobody cleaning up. Or as a new, Mass Panopticum (which was already realized in communist societies) - complete transparency, everybody can track everybody else. ...
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