[1] universal alienation and the real subsumption of daily life under capital: a response to hardt and negri

[2] conference report: the internet as playground and factory (november 12-14, 2009, the new school, new york city, usa)

[3] 3rd icts and society meeting; paper session - inequalities: social, economic and political; paper 2: media conver-gence and blogging in exposing corruption and fraud in india

[4] "is enlightenment just a european idea?" an interview with daya thussu.

[5] complexity, relatedness and uncertainty in contemporary social science: a preliminary reflection

[6] skip the (capitalist) intermediaries: freedom, democracy, and participation in the economy and culture

[7] indications for a metatheoretic foundation of meaning in biosemiotics. some philosophical remarks as an introduction to the gatherings in biosemiotic 6, salzburg, austria, 5-9 july 2006

[8] with or without marx? with or without capitalism? a rejoinder to adam arvidsson and eleanor colleoni.

[9] how less alienation creates more exploitation? audience labour on social network sites.

[10] playing, gaming, working and labouring: framing the con-cepts and relations

[11] academic/digital work: icts, knowledge capital, and the question of educational quality

[12] outline of a theory of truth as correctness for semantic information

[13] artificial intelligence and moral intelligence

[14] packages: the atoms of communication

[15] piracy as labour struggle

[16] social media and the public sphere

[17] new marxian times! reflections on the 4th icts and society conference “critique, democracy and philosophy in 21st century information society. towards critical theories of social media”.

[18] from apprenticeship to internship: the social and legal antecedents of the intern economy

[19] art struggles: confronting internships and unpaid labour in contemporary art

[20] the convergence theory on ict, society and human beings – towards the good ict society

[21] 3rd icts and society meeting; paper session - inequalities: social, economic, political; paper 1: information society policies 2.0. a critical analysis of the potential and pit-falls of social computing & informatics in the light of e-inclusion

[22] the april fool turing test

[23] sustainable development requires an integrated design discipline to address unique problems

[24] digital lifestyles between solidarity, discipline and neoliberalism: on the historical transformations of the danish it political field from 1994 to 2016

[25] social media for digital and social inclusion: challenges for information society 2.0 research & policies

[26] kinds of information in scientific use

[27] the pastoral power of technology. rethinking alienation in digital culture

[28] sexualized branded entertainment and the male consumer gaze

[29] universal alienation, formal and real subsumption of society under capital, ongoing primitive accumulation by dispossession: reflections on the marx@200-contributions by david harvey and michael hardt/toni negri

[30] facebook as a surveillance tool: from the perspective of the user

[31] evolving lattices for analyzing behavioral dynamics of characters in literary text

[32] facebook as a digital public sphere: processes of colonization and emancipation

[33] autonomy and morality in drm and anti-circumvention law

[34] the political economy of crisis and the crisis of political economy: the challenge of sustainability

[35] scientific knowledge management in socio-environmental systems context

[36] position paper number 4 for the workshop “towards criteria of sustainability and social meaningfulness in development“: “meaningful to whom?” technology design and stakeholder integration

[37] towards a global sustainable information society (gsis)?

[38] phantasmagoria of urban spectacle: walter benjamin and media theory today

[39] the alternative to occupy: radical politics between protest and parliament

[40] affordances are signs

[41] smileys without borders. a critique of transboundary interaction between politicians, journalists and pr practitioners on social media

[42] aunty and her little villains: the bbc and the unions, 1969-1984

[43] dialectical method and the critical political economy of culture

[44] media policy fetishism

[45] information: problems, paradoxes, and solutions

[46] marx as journalist: revisiting the free speech debate

[47] selling you and your clicks: examining the audience commodification of google

[48] the work of raymond williams

[49] introduction