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1994 to 1996 I presented a series of essays on the critical state
of the Internet, its construction and probable prospects for the
future. Topics covered include the history of the pre-Web matrix
and the likely regulatory environment future tech might face.
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of this research developed into the material currently found in
my Hacker\Culture site.
The rest is presented here. |
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Some primary material from the long history of cyberspace. |
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The FREE
media archive is a collection of material about Canadian
campus and community radio, micro and pirate broadcasting, and
community networking. It is very much an "in progress"
resource, drawn from my personal collection of texts and documents. |
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As I detail within
problematics,
hacking is a slippery concept, one which has facinated me since
my weehood. The principle objective of this Web site is to provide
primary documentation, and a little guidence, for those who wish
to research the culture around hacking either from a general or
an academic perspective. |
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| The fragile flower
of virtual community in the early-1990s. |
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The movement of Hong Kong cinema from the margins
to the mainstream, 1996 to now.
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The Halifax music
scene of the 1980s. Sloan, Sarah McLachlan, Basic English, the
Lone Stars. |
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| How I became
a media junkie. |
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| Archiving the
matrix. |
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