The Arts Council of England’s Collaborative Arts Unit has
commissioned some new ‘texts’ from some of the most
talented UK based researchers and writers, contributing
different perspectives and views to the topics under
discussion. Papers by Stewart Home, Steve Beard, Matt Locke
and others may be viewed via this site from March onwards.
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The Psychogeography of Zeros and Ones |
| Stewart Home |
| Commissioned especially for CODE by the
Arts Council of England. |
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The Anthropofferjist Charles Dickens:
"Wapping Ghost-Ship" |
| Steve Beard |
| Commissioned especially for CODE by the
Arts Council of England. |
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P2P and Mobility: Re-thinking the roles of networks
in content distribution |
| Matt Locke |
| Commissioned especially for CODE by the
Arts Council of England. |
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| The Cube Microplex FAQ |
| Conversation between Graham Hogg and heath bunting
(irational) with Kate Rich (Bureau of Inverse
Technology) |
| Commissioned especially for CODE by the
Arts Council of England. |
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Open Code and Creativity in the Digital Age |
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Michael Century |
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| The regulation of liberty: free speech,
free trade and free gifts on the Net |
| Richard Barbrook |
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| Cyber-communism: how the Americans are superseding
capitalism in cyberspace |
| Richard Barbrook, Science in Culture,
Vol. 9, No. 1, pp.5-40, 2000 |
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| CopyCult & CopyLeft |
| The Brussels-based Constant organisation programmed
a series of talks and performances last autumn
addressing some of the issues under consideration at
CODE. These have been archived and can be viewed at
http://www.constantvzw.com/copy.cult. The site
also houses texts which focus on issues of
intellectual property, fair use, artists’ rights,
piracy etc. (e.g.
http://copyleft.tsx.org). |
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The Orbiten Free Software Survey |
| Rishab Aiyer Ghosh and Vipul Ved Prakash,
First Monday, Vol. 5, No. 7, July 2000 |
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Cooking Pot Markets: An Economic Model for the Trade in Free
Goods and Services on the Internet |
| Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, First Monday,
Vol. 3, No. 3, March 1998 |
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| Free Software as Collaborative Text |
| "What is Free Software? Why consider Free Software in
the context of net arts and net cultures?" |
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Florian Cramer, Lecture, Interface 5 Conference,
Hamburg, 2000. |
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