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Other Networks is writer and researcher Lori Emersons index of telecommunications networks that existed before and outside of the internet. The internet as we know it is not a foregone conclusion. Indeed, the present corporatized, monolithic, surveilled state of our networked communications is just one possibility out of many, and there is radical promise in uncovering hidden alternatives: from pirate radio to barbed wire telegraph, from synthesizers transmitted over the telephone to encoded messages bounced off the surface of the moon. Other Networks is writer and researcher Lori Emersons speculative index of communications networks that existed before or outside of the internet: digital as well as analog, IRL as well as imagined, statesponsored systems of control as well as homebrew communities in the footnotes of hacker culture. Featuring explanatory descriptions of each network, archival images, and original artwork and design by Robert Beatty, Other Networks documents historically alternative networks with a particular eye towards their experimental usage by artists and writers. The result is a boldly creative taxonomy of our networked world, a liberatory sourcebook for readers eager to escape the hegemony of technological history, and a lovingly designed guide to the freedoms and communal possibilities that have been lost along the way.
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This book by Other Networks is a fantastic read for anyone interested in technology. It's packed with insights and really covers the latest trends in a clear way. I bought it for my college course, and my classmates are all borrowing it now!
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Miguel Santos
Content is Interesting, but Flimsy Cover
The content in this book is super engaging and filled with cutting-edge ideas, but my copy arrived with a damaged cover. It’s a shame because I wanted to display it on my shelf. Just be careful with the packaging during shipment!
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Emily Novak
Great Resource with Some Flaws
While this sourcebook is excellent for tech professionals, my main complaint is the organization of the content. It feels a bit scattered at times, which makes it hard to find specific info quickly. But overall, it’s a good resource for research.
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Jamal Abdullah
Informative but a Bit Overwhelming
I found a lot of valuable information in 'A Radical Technology Sourcebook', but some sections were pretty dense. It’s great for deep dives, but I wish there were more summaries to digest quickly. Still, it has its merits!
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