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Hartzog

The Long Tail of Respect

I posted this over @ p2pfoundation.net :

if we aren’t willing to be affected by the Other, then what, really, is the point of engagement at all?

http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/the-long-tail-of-respect/2009/11/05

Hartzog at "Internet as Playground and Factory" Digital Labor Conference

I will be on a panel at this event with my colleague Howard Rheingold, surrounded by an incredible plethora of amazing participants.

http://digitallabor.org/speakers1/paul_hartzog

This conference confronts the urgent need to interrogate what constitutes labor and value in the digital economy and it seeks to inspire proposals for action. Currently, there are few adequate definitions of labor that fit the complex, hybrid realities of the digital economy. The Internet as Playground and Factory poses a series of questions about the conundrums surrounding labor (and often the labor of love) in relation to our digital present:

- Trebor Scholz

Organized by Trebor Scholz, and takes place at The New School in NYC.

Website: http://digitallabor.org/

Hartzog at SLA 2009 Future of the Book Symposium: "Digital Book Debates"

My "Social Publishing" colleague Richard Adler and I will be speaking at this event, October 10th 2009.

SLA 2009 Future of the Book Symposium: "Digital Book Debates"

The University of Michigan Library is being scanned as part of the Google Books project and the Amazon Kindle and the iPhone allow for digital book access on the go. Journal publishers like the University of Michigan press are abandoning physical publication, print newspapers are going out of business, and bookstores are closing down. Publishing is changing dramatically, which in turn is changing the collections that house, preserve, and make those texts available. How are publishers and collections such as libraries and archives adapting to the new digital landscape? What are the current challenges? How is that changing what qualities are needed from Information professionals?

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