Sunday, November 23, 2008
The Zero Of Form responds to Phil Morton
The Zero Of Form blog has a great post that responds to the Phil Morton Memorial Research Archive blog that i develop
in particular, The Zero Of Form writes that "our relationship to what precedes us is essential. Like one’s memory is their most useful tool, OUR collective memory is OUR greatest tool - and that is why the Electronic Freedom Foundation, Creative Commons, the GPL, the FOSS movement, and the accompanying philosophies are so important. And his pioneering of these worlds is why Phil Morton is so important."
it's wonderful to read/hear that this Media Art Histories hyperthread, the cultural work of Phil Morton, is getting reconnected to current Free Culture concerns such as those listed above through the Archive
thnx The Zero Of Form!
The Zero Of Form blog has a great post that responds to the Phil Morton Memorial Research Archive blog that i develop
in particular, The Zero Of Form writes that "our relationship to what precedes us is essential. Like one’s memory is their most useful tool, OUR collective memory is OUR greatest tool - and that is why the Electronic Freedom Foundation, Creative Commons, the GPL, the FOSS movement, and the accompanying philosophies are so important. And his pioneering of these worlds is why Phil Morton is so important."
it's wonderful to read/hear that this Media Art Histories hyperthread, the cultural work of Phil Morton, is getting reconnected to current Free Culture concerns such as those listed above through the Archive
thnx The Zero Of Form!
Labels: archive, CC, COPY-IT-RIGHT, EFF, FLOSS, FOSS, GNU, GPL, Media Art Histories, Phil Morton
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