Archive for February 2012

Movie Response – Nike Ground   Leave a comment

I wasn’t sure what the video had to do with hacktivism during the first minute or so, but then I got really interested in it. Nike changed the name of Karlsplatz to Nikesplatz, and I don’t think it’s surprising that people didn’t like it. This is a good representation of what large corporations are doing […]

Posted February 20, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, Movies, NMD206, Responses

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Hacktivism Approach 1 – Wall of Color   Leave a comment

Posted February 19, 2012 by Bryan in Approaches, Hacktivism, NMD206

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Hacktivist Project – LulzSec   Leave a comment

LulzSec was a group of six (possibly more) people similar to Anonymous, who hacked websites and gathered information that was supposed to remain secret. The reason I say “was” is that they are in hiding now for fear of other hackers and the authorities. They were exposed by other hackers after getting into a “war” […]

Posted February 19, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, NMD206, Responses

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Hacktivist Project – Anonymous   Leave a comment

I am extremely interested in Anonymous. They can be ruthless, cruel, and I’m pretty sure they can access any information they want on the internet. At the same time, they are working hard towards keeping our internet free, attacking websites and governments that support bills like SOPA, PIPA, and ACTA. When working together, they are […]

Posted February 16, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, NMD206, Responses

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Hacktivist Project – Wikileaks   Leave a comment

http://www.projectworldawareness.com/2010/09/wikileaks-and-hacktivist-culture/   That website talks about Wikileaks and the controversy behind it. I think it’s interesting because of the fact that the governments are so aggressive when dealing with leaked information. At the bottom of the page, it says “…it’s public data…it belongs in the public domain…information should be free…if it’s out in the open…it […]

Posted February 16, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, NMD206, Responses

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Hacktivism Intent 3 – Wall of Color   Leave a comment

It will be a webpage that allows anybody to edit it. There is no need to sign up/register for the site, and it’s very easy to edit. There will be a text box in the middle of the page that users can type in. The page will take what the user inputs and convert it […]

Posted February 16, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, Intents, NMD206

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Hacktivism Intent 2 – Songs for the Mood   Leave a comment

A webpage that creates music based on the user’s mood. There will be a survey for the reader to fill out, and depending on the answers, the page will choose one of several types of songs and play one for the user. It will be based on a points system, i.e.: answer 1 = happy […]

Posted February 16, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, Intents, NMD206

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Hacktivism Intent 1 – Chaos Page   Leave a comment

A webpage that interacts with the user in a variety of ways depending on the input of the user. It can use anything from lines to pictures and video, to colors, numbers, and words in return. The user might input a math problem, and the webpage will respond with a math-related video or other random […]

Posted February 16, 2012 by Bryan in Hacktivism, Intents, NMD206

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A Cyborg Manifesto   Leave a comment

What is a cyborg, or rather why is thinking about cyborgs useful for exploring identity? Is identity single? Dualistic? Paradoxical? What roll does gender play in cyborg identity vs conventional cultural identity? – Give two examples of cyborgs in books, comics, games, or films you have seen. Describe the cyborg, explain its role in the […]

Posted February 9, 2012 by Bryan in Autobotography, NMD206, Responses

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Edge of Art – Ch. 3   Leave a comment

What are some of the reasons for a surge in digital autobiographical production from “home pages” to “wearcams”? – People feel that there is an imbalance between ordinary citizens and organizations and institutions that use cameras. It plays around with the ideas that people tend to behave more when they know that they’re on camera […]

Posted February 9, 2012 by Bryan in Autobotography, Hacktivism, Responses

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