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• An experimental transcript
  ...g passes) in the storage space of an institute. Upon closer investigation, it has become evident that the mixed contents of the box make up one single do ...pit it out. Spit it with phlegm from a balcony, kiss it in a mirror, brush it away one morning. I've been running with a word in my mouth, running...
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• Here
  ...e slow-motion tragedy unfold with astonishment and increasing frustration. It started by simply archiving the stream of newsletters, press releases, pict The story I am about to tell is set it in the murky social and political landscape of post-industrial Wallonia, 30
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• X = Y
  ...e, ignore the different scientific, social and political milieus involved. It means that these narratives exclude the discording or disturbing elements t ...deas about life and culture for the sake of innovation. On the other hand, it proposes we should not be worried about change, and that society has always
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• A Pre-emptive History of the Google Cultural Institute
  ...0% project within Google in 2010 and had its first public showing in 2011. It was 17 museums, coming together in a very interesting online platform, to a ...al infrastructure and labour needed to turn culture into data. In this way it can be easily managed and feed all kind of products needed in the neolibera
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• The Itinerant Archive
  ...g trajectory through Brussels, until they finally slipped out of the city. It is telling that the Capital of Europe has been unable to hold on to its per ...d by the words of care-takers, reporters and biographers that have crossed it's path. Following the increasingly dispersed and dwindling collection throu
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• A bag but is language nothing of words
  ...n a 14 million dimensional space), from a formal mathematical perspective, it's quite a comfortable idea, and many complementary techniques (such as prin ...n will pass as one cipher word, provided that it is pronounceable, or that it is taken from the following languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Span
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• An experimental transcript: q, n, t, j, e, u, p, b, h
  ...g passes) in the storage space of an institute. Upon closer investigation, it has become evident that the mixed contents of the box make up one single do ...pit it out. Spit it with phlegm from a balcony, kiss it in a mirror, brush it away one morning. I've been running with a word in my mouth, running...
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• The Itinerant Archive (print)
  ...g trajectory through Brussels, until they finally slipped out of the city. It is telling that the Capital of Europe has been unable to hold on to its per ...d by the words of care-takers, reporters and biographers that have crossed it's path. Following the increasingly dispersed and dwindling collection throu
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• An experimental transcript: w, o, i, z, k, l, x, m
  ...g passes) in the storage space of an institute. Upon closer investigation, it has become evident that the mixed contents of the box make up one single do ...draw skin over hypotheses and hypotheses over bones. It might be morning, it might be yesterday's morning out there or any other time in the past, when
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• From Paper Mill to Google Data Center
  ...ref> – is one of the major conduits of our social activities on the Web. It processes over 3.3 billion searches each and every day, 105 billon searches ...s products, and sell more ads. This is the heart and soul of Googlenomics. It’s a system of constant self-analysis: a data-fueled feedback loop that de
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• Google Cultural Institute
  ...who initiated the co-option of Otlet's legacy. They created the desire for it and for sure happily accepted the gift of posthumous European roots, but in It seems that Elio di Rupo (former prime minister of Belgium, chairman of the
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• The Smart City - City of Knowledge
  ...anisee et Plan du Monde'', (Bruxelles: Editiones Mundeum 1935): 448.</ref> It became a lifelong project that he tried to establish together with [[Henri ...the headquarters of the League of Nations, but his designs were rejected. It was then that he first met his later ''cher ami'' Paul Otlet. Both were alr
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• Introduction
  ...Mundaneum, Google de papier'', Le Monde Magazine, 19 december 2009</ref>. It was our first encounter with many variations on the same theme. ...tween a row of index drawers and a server park might not be a coincidence, it is something else to conflate the type of universalist knowledge project im
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• Amateur Librarian - A Course in Critical Pedagogy
  ...it, education is a prerequisite for full participation in a body politic, it is in this narrow institutional space that citizenship finds an important m ...nce. At the same time capitalism was on the rise, particularly in England. It massively displaced the impoverished rural population into growing urban ce
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• House, City, World, Nation, Globe
  ...local events repeatedly mirror and recompose global situations. Hopefully, it can also help to see which contextual elements in the first iteration of th ...ssible. According to some of the most forward thinking persons of the time it felt as if the intellectual and material benefits of rational thinking coul
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• A Book of the Web
  ...s a container of text works as a frame or boundary which organises the way it can be located and read. Researching a particular subject matter, the reade The online environment however, intervenes in this condition. It establishes shortcuts. Through search engine, digital texts can be searched
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• Transclusionism
  ...similar issue or specific concept (eg. '<code>rawdata</code>'), formulate it '''without spaces''' or using underscores (eg. '<code>raw_data</code>', not == How it shows up: ==
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• La Mondothèque
  ...which overwhelm it, nor realise the progress that it glimpses and to which it aspires.''<ref>Paul Otlet, [[Traité de documentation]], 1934</ref> ...ll put it at the service of the administration and the scientific work and it wonderful general results will be collected.''<ref>Paul Otlet, [[Traité de
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• The fundamental problem of documentation
  For each science, for each order of human activity, it is important to define its fundamental problem, a state surely far from rea ...le to take apart and put back together everthing that exists, to recombine it in different ways.
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• The Indexalist
  ...who had seen something of great amazement but yet lacked the means to put it into language. As I got to know the patient over the next few weeks I lear “The index card system spoke to my soul. Suffice it to say that in its use I enjoyed the highest form of spiritual pleasure, an
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