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Twitter and its Post-Spectacular Discontents

Posted on April 4, 2011 by

Debord defined the spectacle as a one-way communication regime in which Capital discourses endlessly upon itself. [1] Seen from this perspective, the “billboard as a medium” does not convey differentiated content. Instead, its message is formal, and is characterized by continuity, … Continue reading →

Posted in Messages | Tagged authoritarian communication regimes, Debord, participation, publicity, RIOT 1492, Social media, spectacle | 2 Comments

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