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• Here
  A concrete example of how this might have worked: ...ound 1910. Apparently you could telegraph to The Universal Bibliography to have your search executed, and against a reasonable fee the results would be sen
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• An experimental transcript
  … it must have been only last month that I began half-chanting-half-mumbling this looped s ...and of my fingers drumming on the handrail. All this unusual business must have carried on untroubled for some time until that Wed. [?] morning when I trie
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• From Paper Mill to Google Data Center
  ...ns and transcended the material world? Google and other Internet companies have been investing heavily in industrial-scale real estate around the world and ...fix has dual meanings. One meaning is that it is necessary for capital to have a fixed space – physical infrastructure (transportation, communications,
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• A bag but is language nothing of words
  ...nt of the book, a list of examples gives a sampling of how messages like: "Have bought for your account 400 bales of cotton, March delivery, at 8.34" can b ...re in increments of a quarter of a Franc per 50 kilos ("Chirriado = prices have advanced 1 1/4 francs"). From an archaeological perspective, the Lieber's c
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• The Occultism of Le Corbusiers Mundaneum
  have known the reference from Banister Fletcher’s A History of with the rectangular floor plan and have a sanctuary in the base.
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• A Pre-emptive History of the Google Cultural Institute
  ...hose who still have to deal with the endless effects of Colonization, that have exacerbated with the expansion of economic globalisation. ...doesn’t matter if the culture is Muslim, French or Mayan, the goal is to have the best technologies to turn it into data, rank it, produce content from i
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• Amateur Librarian - A Course in Critical Pedagogy
  Public libraries have historically achieved as an institutional space of exemption from the commo ...main indebted to the curatorial collective What, How and for Whom/WHW, who have presented the work of Public Library within the exhibition ''Really Useful
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• An experimental transcript: w, o, i, z, k, l, x, m
  ...Microexpressionist: “How many semiotician-dentists and woodworm-writers have visited the Chaos Institute to date?” A ragged mane: “The same number a ...nd boarding passes – we keep it all, everything that museums or archives have no interest in, all orphaned papers, photographic plates and imperiled book
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• The Itinerant Archive (print)
  ...chives, guided by the words of care-takers, reporters and biographers that have crossed it's path. Following the increasingly dispersed and dwindling colle ...pparently re-appeared in the Stanford archives many years later. They must have been taken there by American soldiers after World War II.</div>
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• The Itinerant Archive
  ...chives, guided by the words of care-takers, reporters and biographers that have crossed it's path. Following the increasingly dispersed and dwindling colle ...ently re-appeared in the Stanford archives (?) many years later. They must have been taken there by American soldiers after World War II.</div>
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• Google Cultural Institute
  ...ily accepted the gift of posthumous European roots, but in this story they have been comfortably passive in their approach. ...genda of Google and the legal and administrative oversight the EU wants to have over their monopoly?'''
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• The linked indexalist
  ...[[:Category:it|it]] into [[:Category:language|language]]. As I [[:Category:have|got]] to [[:Category:know|know]] the [[:Category:patient|patient]] over the ...]] [[Category:it|it]] into [[Category:language|language]]. As I [[Category:have|got]] to [[Category:know|know]] the [[Category:patient|patient]] over the [
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• L’Afrique aux ‹noirs›
  ...e Europeans, who have colonised African soil, we, especially Belgians, who have taken a direct part in the civilising work of the Congo’. While he was un ...ways the main sources of production, and created new ports. They will soon have put an end to the miseries of slavery themselves, organised the defence of
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• X = Y
  ...not without fundament. Many concepts and ideals of documentation theories have reappeared in cybernetics and information theory, and are therefore present ...rmanwilson.com/WorkersGoogleplex.html .</ref>, a set of Google workers who have a different type of badge and are isolated in a section of the Mountain Vie
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• An experimental transcript: q, n, t, j, e, u, p, b, h
  … it must have been only last month that I began half-chanting-half-mumbling this looped s ...and of my fingers drumming on the handrail. All this unusual business must have carried on untroubled for some time until that Wed. [?] morning when I trie
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• Public Domain
  ...l Otlet]] and [[Henri La Fontaine]]. In many jurisdictions, after 70 years have passed since the day of author's death, the works of those authors become f
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• The fundamental problem of documentation
  ...an omniscient being, as God itself. At a less final degree, that it would have been created an instrument working from afar, which would combine radio, x-
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• Introduction
  ...mes are transmitted through narratives -- mythologies or fictions, which I have renamed as "figurations" or cartographies of the present. A cartography is ...mantic Web<ref>''Some people have said, "Why do I need the Semantic Web? I have Google!" Google is great for helping people find things, yes! But finding t
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• A Book of the Web
  Historically, we have been treating texts as discrete units, that are distinguished by their mate ...dly news after almost two decades of Google Search ruling, little seems to have changed with respect to the forms and genres of writing. Loyal to standard
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• An experimental transcript: y, v, d, r, g, c, ...
  [Might this have been a pipe dream? An intubated wish for character replacement? ''{Name cro ...oating dioramas of miniatures. Proportions have inverted, scraped surfaces have commingled and my U-shaped. reality. and. vision. are. stammering... I can'
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