Re: <nettime> recently published texts on networkcultures.org

[Christian Swertz via nettime-l <nettime-l@lists.nettime.org>]

Hello,

Am 29.09.23 um 10:37 schrieb Allan Siegel via nettime-l:
>  * Nettime now appears in at least in two realms: via email and/or on
>    Mastodon;
If I understood correctly, you support to add nettime-j to nettime-l and 
nettime-m. Sounds good!
>  * the magazine format should be innovative and non-academic and should
>    include an archive (like '10 interviews on AI')  and some kind of
>    bulletin board highlighting forthcoming events (Internet Tour) and
>    publications (Sanela Jahić);
Great idea. Journal contributions are available for a long time, and OJS 
supports so called LOCKKS-networks to ensure the data is preserved in 
many archives. A department "Events" is certainly an option, while some 
of the annoucements you mentioned might be more push than pull messages 
and thus better placed on the list, which can be considered as a kind of 
a bulletin board.
Maybe the journal can be innovative and traditional and open to academic 
and non-academic authors and audiences? So kind of diverse - like the 
list? This can be done in a journal, for instance, by creating different 
departments. Or issues. Or papers. Or formats. One department can be 
something like "HUMANities" and offer even peer review for those who 
like or somehow need it, while another department might be "arTworK" 
where videos, photos, sounds, poems, stories ... are published.
>  * Among other various possibilities, and I am thinking of the magazine
>    as kind of a public square that features both written and visual
>    materials that is reflective of the creative/theoretical ideas and
>    discursive practices that form the nettime community.
Great! If I understood you correctly, the "journal" can be considered as 
a kind of continously changing artistic art&science communication 
project. In my understanding, art is created by doing it. So - how about 
setting up some first things and try to figure out what we mean? And 
adopt the project to our experiences after we made some?
I can offer a little text piece (10 theses). Would you like to share 
something too? Or somebody else?
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Liebe Grüße,

Christian Swertz
https://www.swertz.at

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