The Fibreculture Journal : 26

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• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | FCJ-196 Let’s First Get Things Done! On Division of Labour and

  This paper emerged from a workshop that formed part of the 2014 Thinking Together Symposium, held at the Osthang Architecture Summer School, Darmstadt, Germany. [1] It draws from conversations between...

• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | FCJ-190 Building a Better Twitter: A Study of the Twitter

  Anna Tsing’s Friction: An Ethnography of Global Connection (2005) explores the moments when a universalised practice (for example, global capitalism) gets a grip on a local context (for example, in a...

• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | FCJ-195 Privacy, Responsibility, and Human Rights Activism

  Tactical Technology Collective (Tactical Tech) is an international Non-Governmental Organisation focused on supporting the effective use of information in advocacy. Tactical Tech has spent a decade li...

• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | FCJ-188 Disability’s Digital Frictions: Activism, Technology, and

  Increasingly, disability is acknowledged as a key part of society, public and private spheres, and everyday life. Moreover, disability has achieved notable recognition and endorsement as an area of in...

• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | report

  Sam Gregory WITNESS doi: 10.15307/fcj.mesh.005.2015 WITNESS has been training and supporting rights activists and citizen witnesses around the world to use video for over 20 years. Since this time the...

• The Fibreculture Journal : 26 | FCJ-189 Reimagining Work: Entanglements and Frictions around Future

  This paper discusses the ways in which labour advocates are enmeshed and entangled in narratives around the role of emerging technologies such as automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics in t...