Upload_Protest: A Netomatic Action

 

(THE URL FOR THE UPLOADS WILL BE POSTED HERE, SATURDAY EVENING)

 

By Ricardo Dominugez, Diane Ludin and Ang Eng

(rdom@thing.net)

 

                   --Our tongues are not made of stone.

                              -The Zapatistas,  (2004)

 

                        WASHINGTON –– Forget peace signs and burning draft

cards. The malcontents of 2001 are tuning in with handheld computers, cell

phones and Web cameras ready to broadcast any police abuses to the world.

                         - Activists Use Computers in Protests

                           (By D. Ian Hopper -Friday, Jan. 19, 2001; 2:32 a.m.

EST, Associated

 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/20010119/aponline023217_000.htm

 

Uploading protest has been happening since the 1980's with the rise of network

groups such as PeaceNet. By the mid 1990's tactical media, the Zapatistas,

hacktivism, indymedia and wireless actions emerged. Each techno-protest action

has been using different platforms to disturb the command and control of Empire

across the arcs of reality. At the core of each of these gestures has been a

linking of the harsh realities of our contemporary global political condition

and the amplification of the voices of invisible people outside the accounts of

Capital.

 

Upload_Protest: A Netomastic Action

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(THE URL FOR THE UPLOADS WILL BE POSTED HERE, SATURDAY EVENING)

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The Diane Ludin, Angie Eng and Ricardo Dominguez will join the street activist

protesting the Bush Regime and the RNC meeting in New York City.

 

We will capture and upload images and text of the people protesting

using the netomat.mobile software.

 

Each artist will become an anchor for witnessing.

 

DON'T FORGET TO JOIN

THE VITURAL SIT_IN AGAINST BUSH AND THE RNC

August 29th to September 1st, 2004

By Electronic Disturbance Theater

 

CLICK=ACTION

http://www.thing.net/~rdom/ecd/ecd.html