Keith Hart's Blog – October 2011 Archive (1)
Did the machines win?
Over on nettime-l, a list for those who once thought "tactical media" was the way forward, the old question of men and machines has been revived with due acknowledgment to Marshall McLuhan. One contributor exclaimed that "of course the machines won" and another said this was "simplistic Luddite rubbish". This was my response.
I can't speak for Mark Stahlman, but I don't imagine that anyone who can write so interestingly…
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