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https://www.k-t-z.com/publications/26-post-internet-survival-guide/ Katja Novitskova, 2010 A guide to an ecology in which matter, society, and visual information are profoundly and continuously merging in the present. The shift to a multipolar and mobile, post-democratic, gated, real-time set of conditions effectively redistributes the world's balance of power. Existing structures of our (Western) modes of thought and being induce flows of energy and value; the realm of aesthetics, the currency of art, and our role in the process of civilization are being reconstructed and reconstructed. “The scale of these changes is reflected in the dynamics of forms such as files, gadgets, species, identities, ideologies, brands, styles, culture, natural disasters, memes, and technologies, becoming the ultimate platforms and players in dissemination.” — From the publisher Bringing together today's finest internet artists, The Post Internet Survival Guide presents important fragments of a new practice forged through code.

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