Latest posts tagged with #GovernableSpaces on Bluesky
"This week on #ReimaginingTheInternet, Nathan Schneider (@ntnsndr) explains how poor democracy on major social media platforms has eroded our actual democratic governance, and how practicing democracy in everyday ways can teach us how to practice it well again.
Nathan Schneider wrote the […]
Mostly #Listifications just let me know I'm getting blocked for posting political stuff here, which is fair. I love how we are able to create the #DigitalSpaces we want here :)
Which reminds me I meant to take a look at #GovernableSpaces :
ntnsndr.in/govbook
On Twitch and in person, join me September 18 for a book talk on #GovernableSpaces with the mighty Media Archaeology on campus at CU Boulder. Details here: calendar.colorado.edu/event/scholar-talk-gover...
I think the #GovernableSpaces book tour just ended:)
The recording is now available from my conversation yesterday with the brilliant technology scholar and activist Lilly Irani, hosted by no less than the Internet Archive—watch it here: https://archive.org/details/governable-spaces
Hey Bay Area! I'm excited to announce an event on #GovernableSpaces at the Internet Archive on June 8, featuring three brilliant governance experiments from:
Yasmine El Baggari (Hylo)
Émeline Brule (Sequoia Fabrica)
Dr. Shamika Klassen (CU Boulder)
Register here: lu.ma/governable-s...
Just saw this—my #GovernableSpaces interview with the great @mmasnick.bsky.social is up and out on the Techdirt Podcast: www.techdirt.com/2024/04/09/t...
I hugely admire Mike's grounded thinking on protocols and decentralization and policy. This was a really fun conversation.
I feel so at home at Solidarity Hall—a rare community that understands the interconnections of theology, philosophy, and solidarity economies.
In their newsletter today, Elias Crim and I discuss my new book #GovernableSpaces: solidarityhall.substack.com/p/a-chat-wit...
There is no democracy without a commons.
This week I am grateful to be discussing #GovernableSpaces on the Frontiers of Commoning podcast with one of my heroes, David Bollier: www.bollier.org/blog/nathan-...
David’s books are a phenomenal intro to the power and craft of commoning.
It took some doing, but now there is a link to the open-access edition of #GovernableSpaces on the CU Boulder libraries catalog: libcat.colorado.edu/Record/in000...
Before it was just the default: terrible, corporate subscription services that our academic libraries are now plagued with.
Thanks to Project Liberty for this helpful overview of my book #GovernableSpaces in their latest newsletter: email.projectliberty.io/from-digital...
This was such a fun interview—my first on #GovernableSpaces. Enjoy, open-source people!
The first review of #GovernableSpaces is out! Thanks to the Co-operative News, ever the equitable pioneers: www.thenews.coop/175977/topic...
The books will be free to the internet TOMORROW.
My new book #GovernableSpaces comes out NEXT WEEK! Come to virtual and in-person events in Denver and NYC: nathanschneider.info/govbook/
If you're in NYC and looking to start March out with some democracy, I've got two #GovernableSpaces events for you:
3/2, Brooklyn Public Library: bklynlibrary.org/calendar/gov... (feat. @rudyfraser.com!)
3/3, Prime Produce: lu.ma/pr63g964
Any chance to enter the mind of @ntnsndr.in, who thinks about tech & community & cooperation in brilliant ways, should not be missed. Including his new (free and open-access!) book #GovernableSpaces. It explores a central question of our time: Can the internet be made safe for democracy?
Wherever you are, I want to introduce you to my new book, #GovernableSpaces. Please come to a special book-launch edition of the virtual Metagov Seminar on February 28: lu.ma/governable-s...
In-person events in Denver, NYC, and Toronto also: nathanschneider.info/books/govern...
