Comment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Sunil Shibad
@Harry S : I doubt you know my country and what riots trigger off . I seriously doubt. Freedom comes with responsibility.
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Influence Weblog
[...] du livre « l’illusion du Net » de Morozov Suivre le mexicain Mejias http://blog.ulisesmejias.com/2011/01/30/the-twitter-revolution-must-die/ sur la Leica révolution Révoltes numériques,...
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Quelques nouveautés introduites...
[...] Elle se fait de tout le monde vers tout le monde et en même temps, cette ubiquité est une nouveauté complète. L’actualité récente en Afrique du Nord et au Proche-Orient montre des exemples...
View ArticleComment on Telepistemology, Combat Robots, and Human Pacman by...
[...] telepistemology, and it means “to know at a distance.” This also goes hand in hand with telepresence, which means “to act at a distance.” Furthermore, technology has enabled not only our...
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by The Twitter Revolution Must Die...
[...] http://blog.ulisesmejias.com/2011/01/30/the-twitter-revolution-must-die/ May 4th, 2011 | Tags: facebook, socialrevolution, socialweb, twitter | Category: Decentralization, DNS, globalchange,...
View ArticleComment on Tag Literacy by “sloppiness is, by definition, a right” | pp.
[...] I had to go track it down. It no longer existed at the URI published in the article; not a surprise, considering it’s six years old. My google-fu turned it up here:...
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Michelle L.
+1 for Jake // Feb 1, 2011 at 11:20 pm. there is a medium. Of course Twitter will never be a substitute for an informed citizen, but its power of dissemination goes a long way, and for that, it is...
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Juan Ignacio González
Hi! I really liked your post. Finally!, a reasonable speech about the simplistic and naive point of view on the role of social networks in the so called “revolutions” in northern Africa. Even when...
View ArticleComment on The Twitter Revolution Must Die by Mediated Subjectivity...
[...] Ulises A. Meijas, “The Twitter Revolution Must Die,” http://blog.ulisesmejias.com/2011/01/30/the-twitter-revolution-must-die/ [...]
View ArticleComment on Politics and the Web by Andrea
I still don’t understand how paranodality would work in social networks. How can you not be a node since as soon as you are aknowledged in some way by a node that in turn makes you a node, doesn’t it?...
View ArticleComment on Postmodernism, Virtuality, Globalization and the (fragmented) Self...
Strange to pair Turkle (pro pomo) with Jameson (ridiculing it), and also mixing a Lacanian with a cultural Marxist? BTW John Walker needs to catch up on the last 30-40 years of theorising about the...
View ArticleComment on Tag Literacy by Interventions folksonomies dicen - Pearltrees
[...] Tag Literacy Folksonomies differ from this structured taxonomy approach in significant ways. The most obvious one is that any user of the system can create tags or categories without permission...
View ArticleComment on What is social about social software? by Introducing the...
[...] program in which I an currently enrolled) applies Latour’s critique of the social to examine social software. While Anzaldua and Latour, in my opinion, complement each other, their ideas are...
View ArticleComment on Movable Distance: Technology, Nearness and Farness by Edward N. Haas
“Ontological Distance” is a term I coined over 50 years ago as part of a Philosophy-based Cosmology I’ve been honing since 1957. At that time, I was not aware that anyone else was using the term; and...
View ArticleComment on My Book by Nodocentrismo | ALGARABÍAS
[...] El artículo es del 2011. Las mismas ideas sobre el nodocentrismo han sido desarrolladas por Ulises Mejías. Cito de su blog: [...]
View ArticleComment on My Book by Ahmad Shehabat
it sounds like a great work, i did enjoy your seminars at UWS Australia very much, cant wait for the book to come to light.
View ArticleComment on Grant for Alternate Reality Simulations Project by Bennet Schaber
Congratulations! The grant is well deserved and the project deserves a long life (and many mutations, of course)! Look forward to fractious fracking…
View ArticleComment on Off the Network by torsten
P.S. Nice cover. And: I just asked my library to pre-order it.
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