[NetBehaviour] -> the myspace-event

[b xperimënts]

hi marc,

just one click and the money machine makes a fruitful report... of whatever.

complex software, really curious about that. fascinated.

please, visit me. you all are invited.

yesterday there were some of my great net art links, futherfield among 
them, -not netb, i apreciate our intimacy-, but they redirected them to 
a database and make a mess in my code, so i have to arrange it back.

"they redirect all the links to their database !! "

i have the feeling that i have the world in my hands.
the owners must be feeling the same.

learning a lot, too much, too quick.

my best regards to your beloved, welcome back,

:)



marc garrett escribió:
> Hi b xperimënts,
> 
> Lots to view - many images offering insights & contexts, one would not 
> normally come across in a place such as myspace.
> 
>  >... i am not sure about what are they doing with my presence and the  
> presence of lot of people. i don't know if there are robots getting into 
> my pc, i don't know who is earning a crazy amount of money because of 
> the adds in every single page, i don't know what is under the surface of
> that "inocent and funny" software.
> 
> I wouldn't trust them at all, especially if Rupert Murdoch owns it. The 
> issue of robots viewing and collecting data & tagging key elements 
> within the infrastructure of myspace does offer many questions in 
> respect of privacy and ownership of content, and the freedom of its 
> future uses. Although, when things are put in a larger perspective what 
> is not collected and tagged these days on the Internet? I suppose the 
> greater problem regarding all this is how such information is used, who 
> for and why?
> 
> marc
> 
> 
> 
>  > hi,
>  >
>  > i've been xperimenting the myspace thing.
>  >
>  > http://www.myspace.com/blanca_perse
>  >
>  > i wanted to xperiment second life, but i've been told that they need my
>  > credit card number. is it correct? i need my credit card number too...
>  > right now it is not good for it to dicrease more its amount...
>  >
>  > so... i am xperimenting myspace for free but...
>  >
>  > ... i am not sure about what are they doing with my presence and the
>  > presence of lot of people. i don't know if there are robots getting into
>  > my pc, i don't know who is earning a crazy amount of money because of
>  > the adds in every single page, i don't know what is under the surface of
>  > that "inocent and funny" software.
>  >
>  > a very good thing is that i have met a girl from poland who paints
>  > beautiful and who knows bruno schulz, another girl from belgium, a man
>  > from japan, i hear the voices of the world, there is a amazing 
> diversity...
>  >
>  > sometimes i feel overwhelmed by it, but i'm growing with each name and
>  > face, they get in me and i feel how big and infinite is the world.
>  >
>  > i also felt that in myspace there is an idolatry feeling. we look for
>  > our heros, the big ones, the writers, the hendrix's, the dutch masters,
>  > the joel peter witkins... and we feel good because we are in the same
>  > space than they.
>  >
>  > the difficult step is go forward it. auriea, you know that: the
>  > difficulty is to penetrate the no time of the time or something like
>  > that... or to drink a glass of wine with old zeus in any bar of athens,
>  > hi zeus, hi is the sky today?, have you seen another sweet girl around?
>  >
>  > (someone has had the nightmare-etic idea of writing a page "as" emily
>  > dickinson, who was not, as far as i've read her poetry, just a sweet
>  > lady from the states. she was bigger than that, and went futher than
>  > t.s.elliot in same poems)
>  >
>  >
>  > just sharing these thoughts... love,
>  >
>  >
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