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Dmytri Kleiner is the author of The Telekommunist Manifesto, and a contributing artist to the “Miscommunication Technologies” continuing series of artworks in collaboration with the Telekommunisten Network. “Miscommunication Technologies” address the social relations embedded in communications technologies by creating platforms that don’t quite work as expected, or work in unexpected ways. Most recently, Dmytri has started an initiative to create an International Debtors’ Party. He can be followed at http://dmytri.info | Dmytri Kleiner is the author of The [[Telekommunist Manifesto]], and a contributing artist to the “Miscommunication Technologies” continuing series of artworks in collaboration with the Telekommunisten Network. “Miscommunication Technologies” address the social relations embedded in communications technologies by creating platforms that don’t quite work as expected, or work in unexpected ways. Most recently, Dmytri has started an initiative to create an International Debtors’ Party. He can be followed at http://dmytri.info | ||
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Revision as of 08:41, 1 February 2017
Dmytri Kleiner is the author of The Telekommunist Manifesto, and a contributing artist to the “Miscommunication Technologies” continuing series of artworks in collaboration with the Telekommunisten Network. “Miscommunication Technologies” address the social relations embedded in communications technologies by creating platforms that don’t quite work as expected, or work in unexpected ways. Most recently, Dmytri has started an initiative to create an International Debtors’ Party. He can be followed at http://dmytri.info
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- Telekommunist Manifesto
- Venture Communism
- Dmytri Kleiner on Venture Communism
- Dmytri Kleiner's Critique of Peer Production Ideology
- Dmytri Kleiner on the Price and Value of Free Culture
- Dmytri Kleiner on the Telekommunisten Manifesto
- Dmytri Kleiner on the Political Economy of Social Media
- Dmytri Kleiner on Radical Openness
- Dmytri Kleiner on Facebook as the Internet Reimagined through Network Capitalism
- Dmytri Kleiner and Jacob Appelbaum on Capitalism and Surveillance on the Internet
- Jacob Appelbaum and Dmytri Kleiner on the Surveillance State and its Network Effects