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Révolution typographique post-binaire https://typo-inclusive.net/inventaire/
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https://activedistribution.org
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Interesting projects here, with ideas for different socialities and governance hierarchies for social media: https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~axz/ (Amy X. Zhang)
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Adding this nice overview of mail art works from Paweł Petasz, the initiator of Commonpress
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What is Commonpress? https://artpool.hu/MailArt/chrono/1984/Bleus.html
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Offline is a monthly publication bringing the highlights of the Indymedia website news back onto the streets. Indymedia is a global network of news websites that encourage the public to report their own stories to the world uncensored. Aiming to providing background stories the corporate media continuously ignores. We would encourage you to photocopy this and spread it far and wide.
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all the 27 issues of this magazine can be downloaded here: http://heresiesfilmproject.org/archive/#1156
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"The cost of the paper was 25 cents, and sellers would keep a dime from each sale. As a co-operative model of publishing, the dissemination of radical thought was closely dependent upon each members’ participation as a distribution point in a peer-to-peer network. I propose that we see The Black Panther newspaper model as an early example of urgent, mutual aid publishing. It’s the radical labor here that’s often overlooked, in favor of the end product. Participation in The Black Panther publishing ecosystem was supported by the act of delivering it. Each distribution point also becomes an opportunity for conversation—to learn, interact, and engage between people. ... As a shared practice, The Black Panther newspaper was not just a published product, but an alternative publishing economy that prioritized care and community need, and this was negotiated and fulfilled communally through acts of mutual aid. The exchange of money enabled the newspaper to continue printing but it also directly benefited those who labored in its distribution. The act of publishing itself was intimately tied up in the values and politics of its content." (From: https://soulellis.com/writing/feb2021/)
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