This is a place called Myrafälle (Myra Falls) in Lower Austria, the part of Austria I originally come from. I think one should always be critical of any sort of origins, sometimes you have to emancipate yourself from them in order to develop. This is especially true in Austria because it is the country [...]
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Priv.-Doz. Dr. Christian Fuchs
Associate Professor
Unified Theory of Information
Research Group
c/o ICT&S Center:
University of Salzburg
Sigmund Haffner Gasse 18
5020 Salzburg, Austria
christian.fuchs [a t] sbg.ac.at
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- New blog post: “The world will be better if you share more“: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, and Economic Surveillance http://fuchs.uti.at/409/
- New blog post: “The world will be better if you share more“: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, and Economic Surveillance http://fuchs.uti.at/407/
- A few reflections on #icts10: http://fuchs.uti.at/396/
- @martinberg i would agree to the statement "all academia is political and has its own politics". value-neutrality of science = myth #icts10
- e.g. the excellent critique of althusser conducted by e.p. thompson ("the poverty of theory"), etc #icts10
- @martinberg i agree, but the best critics of certain marxist critics were always marxist critics #icts10
- whereas once one mentions marx etc you hear words like dogma stalin etc which tells us a lot about unequal discourse conditions #icts10
- @martinberg so the power structure is the other way round: capitalist assumptions are normally not questioned #icts10
- @martinberg the problem is that in most contexts it is radically questioned if marxists dare to question capitalist assumptions #icts10
- ICTs and society studies need to focus on the general, the specific, and the individual. #icts10
- “The world will be better if you share more“: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, and Economic Surveillance July 20, 2010
- Reflections on the ICTs and Society-Conference at IN3 July 3, 2010
- The Google Street View Surveillance Machine May 28, 2010
- There is nothing really new about Facebook’s “new privacy model” May 27, 2010
- The role of Internet and ICT policies in the UK after the 2010 election: does it make a difference for the role of the Internet in British society if there will be a Labour-Lib Dem or a Conservative-Lib Dem government? May 8, 2010
- New Paper: Christian Fuchs: Labor in Informational Capitalism and on the Internet May 2, 2010
- Google vs. China = economic censorship vs. state-censorship of the Internet April 3, 2010
- What the US health care reform bill tells us about Internet politics April 3, 2010
- Book “The Internet & Society”: Video Q&A April 3, 2010
- The Judicial Art of Living in the German Surveillance Society: German Constitutional Court Declares Data Retention as Unconstitutional March 7, 2010