Re: [-empyre-] Is it digital art?



At 12:50 PM 8/7/2002 +1200, sean wrote:

there is no private space. Privacy was the privilee of a small european/US elite for a brief period between about 1800 and 1950. Today only wife-beaters and tax-evaders protect their privacy. The web is a place for the interface between the pblic and the intimate. Of course.

how.D sean + other m.pyreans,

i've been wanting 2 wade in2 various m.pyrean threads 4 a while now, but have either been otherwise occupied or living in fear of treading on various mailing list toes & having my subscription][s][ re][ar][voked ;).....

......the notion of privacy & the net is 2 good 2 let slide in2 the archival m(l)ist, howeva......i understand yr notion regarding the web|net acting as a portal in relation 2 the distinction regarding public|private, & am n.terested specifically in the idea of email clients & how they further perpetuate the myth of individualized ][data][ ownership......of course, the issue of how Integer [NN, Antiorp, etc] blurrs these pre-set boundaries is n.teresting, as is the idea of act of cross-po][llination][sting & the n.herent shadow network this m.plies...........

any thoughts on this sean [or any1, really] b4 i release the netwurker idea hounds?;)

pub.lick.ally,
mez




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