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Simon Taylor

Simon Taylor

https://orcid.org/0009-0008-6687-4647

what does the network think? – the wwwww.

The social media industry is a fast paced, 24/7 conversation and keeping on top of positive or negative situations to maximise or minimise their exposure is a constant challenge and requires someone who lives and breathes social media outside of normal work hours.– from here this is from a

Michael Joaquin Grey

Umvelt Belt So What 2012

http://mega.co.nz/

weird. Hard to imagine it would happen in a place too unlike NZ. Maybe an Eastern European country. Maybe another South Pacific Island. What interest did these people have in file-sharing? I asked one guy, Caucasian, suited, check tie, Chinese wife, spoilt son, ice-cream dribbling down his chinny

see you at 2

at Giapo for mega ice cream from big dot com man and here is why

“powerfully sublime manipulations of language” link to a review of Nick Tosches’s In the Hand of Dante – because I want more

The dialectical mutations of each phase of the attacks and their aftermath came so rapidly that every successive generation lasted half as long as its predecessor. Mourning by the end of the day, dirty jokes by the end of the week. Newspaper headlines contracted from banner size before the end

having said the network can do maths…

I should ask: What does the network think?

Jaron Lanier & criticality, ii – more of the same

We have economic fear combined with everybody joined together on these instant twitchy social networks which are designed to create mass action. – Jaron Lanier quoted here A pogrom is carried out by a “crowd,” the true horrific embodiment of the purported “wisdom of the crowd.” You could say it made