Open Journal Montreal

Archives by Title:

• Our Missing Man in Iran
• 100 Months Left for Us?
• Notes on Free Open Source Software for Libraries
• CoStory, 1 Million Penguins – Notes on Open Source Storytelling that isn’t quite
• email from the head of the Pakistani Human Rights Commission
• The Devil and Darfur
• Junta – still receiving military equipment from China, Russia, Ukraine, and India.
• the roar has grown deafening – pressure for Burma continues
• Press Challenge China to Rise to the Olympics
• China, India, Thailand investing in rights violations. Classy.
• We are on our own – citizens in Burma
• Shame for India in Burma
• Burma is still waiting
• Blame Mom for your lost profits! or: Music Companies Help Citizens Lose Faith!
• Blood for Oil Again in Burma
• Beaten and Burned Alive – High school kids in Burma.
• Blogs from Burma
• Be with Burma
• Bush Edits the Libraries
• 1 in 4 Mammals are Endangered
• Wiki Conference in Montreal!
• Transparency requires openness
• They keep the truth
• Pandora and the Attack on Culture
• Kiva – bug testing Capitalism?
• No One Knows Everything on Scribd
• a story from anonymous.
• A Week for Free Software – your 6 month heads up!
• UK Conservatives Point out the Politics in Proprietary
• Open Source Advocates in Iran Speak Up
• Mission Critical: Health Care gets a Red Hat
• Go Linux Go Green
• My great grandmother
• Negotiating styles – Report from a Canadian Consultant in Egypt
• More on where Cuba is at with Open Source
• Cuba edges toward OS
• Women in Open Source
• I’m waiting for the Open Source Cell Phone
• Mideast Bloggers – The Real Fifth Estate
• Logo Cities
• from: the bbc blogs Davos
• Communicating to the World one Person at a Time
• 2 bits of bright flashy news for Open Source: Second Life and Burning Man yearn selflessly for a true creative commons…
• Help! factory employees hurt on the job in Montreal, looking for a lawyer who can be passionate probono
• AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNION FOR DEMOCRATIC COMMUNICATIONS
• Meeting MP3.net
• Free Software and Open Source Symposium at York U
• the promise of Web 2.0- policy and perspective
• HIV/AIDS AND MARGINALIZED BODIES – a panel discussion (McGill University)
• Diplomacy takes a Vacation
• The Systems that are Us and the Artists who disrupt them- today in Toronto.
• other knowledge implicit in the open source process: a random and initial list
• The good in skateboading, the good in individuals
• indyish and open journal
• Associate Publisher Position
• Mistaking anger for Wisdom
• opposition means creating and sustaining something un-opposable?
• Opposition with other systems: Wikitreatya
• the itineRANT film series: installment one
• my mistrust for softened military systems
• Open and closed systems and the spiral of reciprocal mistrust
• Is Open Source Ready for Professional Audio?
• No One Knows Everything
• No One Knows Everything- coming soon
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 27 METALLURGY MADE BY ME
• Furthering the Canadian Feds’ Devolution? “Provinces Ought to Raise Taxes”…Yah, Right….
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 26 NON BUSY BEES
• down then back up and much chaos in between but still loving it
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page-25 MASARU EMOTO
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page-24 BURN THE STICKS
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 24 “SIMPLY TAKEN”
• Taking Notes from Brazilian World Cup Fans in Toronto: Open Source, Participation, Public Space
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page-23 SULKY
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page-22
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 21 PROFESSIONALS
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 20 SHREDS
• U.S. Gay Marriage Vote: discursive-frame-what?
• I had my hair cut by kids
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 19 EGG CRATES BEGAT EGGS?
• I met an anime writer online and turns out he is a West Pointer
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 18 BROKEN HEART
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 17 SHORTS ARE IN
• Jewelery Art and Networks
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 16
• A Four Part Respose including musings to Michaels Comment on Page 9 of the CVP Workbook
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 15 NOT SO VULNERABLE
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 14 VULNERABLE
• Dispatch From Toronto: More Transit
• Dispatch from Toronto: No Transit, No Horizon
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook Page 13 SHAPES
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 12 PLEATS
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 11 Asymmetry RULES
• what is wrong with Neil Young and the future of Shoot the Moon
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 10 SECRETS
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 9 PANTS
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 8 or You Should Model
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook page 7
• CVP Workbook bears fruit: another page
• CVP, or the little workbook that could: next page
• The Authors of the CVP Workbook Page 5
• the Rules CVP Workbook page 4
• Armed Force and Afghanistan: the Discursive and Political Expediency of Duty
• The CVP Workbook Table of Artists, ie page 3
• Dedication to the CVP Workbook- ie page2.
• The Consistent Variable Project Workbook goes online- one page at a time
• Bad Tactics- An annotated anti-dictionary of communication.
• Marketing Independence- internship with Indyish.com
• OJ has had a facelift, becoming OJM
• The Difference between rhetorical and organizational revolution is in the code.
• The Worn Fashion Journal Party, the politics of fashion shows.
• On access to returning bodies in caskets
• Subject: Canada’s secret online budget consultation
• Total Terror- one view on where we are and where we have been.
• David Emerson: Where’s the “Whore”?
• A preview of the Consistent Variable Project Workbook
• Humanities Grad Student Does National Fiscal Forecast: “It Ain’t Pretty”
• Satan’s Embrace
• Johnny Got His Gun.
• The Global Mean is Rising
• trees have eyes
• A Crisis Wrapped in a Disaster
• Our First Official Anonymous Contributor
• A plea for human rights- letter to the Ayatollah.
• The ads in Munich are speaking to me.
• Why I Want to Hang out with Watanabe.
• Fear Made Me.
• 2 Films and some Grid Computing
• Multiculturalism is Survival
• Where I’m At: Coffee & Notes on Latin America
• The Principles of a Start-Up: Part 4 of Open’s Interview with BillMonk
• Peace in the Pacific?
• Continuity Communities
• The Wreck in Laurel Canyon.
• Privacy of a Start Up: Part 3 of Open’s interview with BillMonk.
• The Case for Annexing the Turks and Caicos
• A gully in Laurel Canyon
• Welcoming Mohammed to a Beloved Tradition.
• January Climate Change
• Interview with Bill Monk- Economy of a Start Up
• Christmas, so to speak, comes early for Hamas
• CZECH DREAM
• History of a Start Up: Part 1 of an Ongoing Interview with Chuck Groom of Bill Monk.
• Hand-Stitching, Unraveling and Standing Alone.
• Our Fourth Official Contributing Editor: Serah-Marie
• Coming Full Circle.
• Our Third Official Contributing Editor: Neil
• (One More) Review of The Rebel Sell
• Lost in Space?
• Our Second Official Contributing Editor: Christian.
• Trouble in Tehran:
• Out Here in Mexico, Conclusion (for now.)
• Out Here in Mexico, Chapter 9: Sayulita.
• TechTruth
• Energy and Environment in Five Movements
• Nimiety on the Niger
• Out Here in Mexico, Chapter 8: It is the Gringos Who Bring the Sickness Here
• Out Here in Mexico, Chapter 7: Surf Jail.
• Out Here in Mexico, Chapter 6: Back to The Place of the Masters of the Fish.
• Out Here in Mexico. Chapter 5: The Legend of Manitos.
• Out Here in Mexico. Chapter 4: The Place of the Masters of the Fish.
• Our First Official Contributing Illustrator
• Out Here in Mexico. Chapter 3: The Trip South:
• The Problem with Open and an Open Proposal.
• Barking dogs and squeaking birds: a brief literature review
• Out Here in Mexico. Chapter 2: Arrival.
• Out Here in Mexico. Chapter1: The Drive
• Differences of Scale & Sociality
• Travel and Games and the Unsung Places in the Brain.
• the indyish came over.
• Expo Zine
• An Open Letter to Andrew Matheson in Three Parts
• Behind the scenes at OpenJournal…
• Our First Official Contributing Editor.
• The city may not be getting me down
• Ramadan ends at The Starlight
• The Audio Gruppe
• The Sky Over Yellowknife
• Versions of “Speed Trials”: looking at lyrics, learning about smiles.
• On Paris Burning
• Death from Above
• Cinema Politica – Being Osama and Shake Hands with the Devil
• the ravens in yellowknife, northwest territories.
• The Failure of Communication Allows for the Bursting Open
• Choosing “Stupefying Confusion” and other Communication Tactics.
• Worn Fashion Journal Launch
• An Intense Conversation about Politics and Art, Followed by Furniture Music.
• The Cultural Commons and Small Talk Part3: Partial Knowledge/Fragments and Fear.
• Contact, Tactical Ignorance, and the best we can do.
• FILMS ON MEDIA, POLITICS & DEMOCRACY
• Being Stretched by Other People: My New Job.
• Film Screenings and Bands: Innu Community Support
• The Cultural Commons and Small Talk Part2
• Autumn from Toronto out to York University.
• A Drawing Evolving
• The Cultural Commons and Small Talk: Part 1.
• Car Dreams.
• I think when we communicate we mostly hear ourselves: a reader’s log of Soul Mountain.
• **INTERNATIONAL MEDIA DEMOCRACY DAY 2005**
• We all need a little playtime: Moving Over Stone in the Mandingues Mountains
• What’s a Cultural Commons?
• Come Freelance for Open
• Moving, and a feeling of possibility from Americans
• Why Hiphop is like Open Source, part 2: A Politics and What Al Gore Thinks.
• “What you’ll wish you’d known.” with notes by Highschool Students Megan and Brianna.
• Why Open Source is Like Hiphop. Part 1: How Hiphop Remakes the Mainstream.
• the Governmentality of Open Source
• Today’s Best Website and a Little Open Source Theory for the Morning
• Invitation to Participate in a Short Film Competition on Climate Change
• Hybrid Resistance
• Where the People Are
• Beware the Army of Dolphins…
• Opening up to Other Eyes: the story and theory of OpenJournaL
• Learning to Communicate: Advice for Martyrs and Palestinians
• Access to Information in China
• Fox would be proud: An Open Letter to the Toronto CTV News.
• Michael’s Work In Mali
• Popaganda
• The Duck & Herring Co.’s Pocket Field Guide for Fall 2005.
• In Rwanda We Say…
• VOLATILE SHORTS
• Opening Up Course Ware: What’s Great and What’s Missing from MIT’s New Scheme
• OpenJournal and A Communications Theory of Open Source
• Reprogramming One’s Self: How My Alexander Teacher Learned to Do Nothing
• Strategic Failure: an artist’s talk
• Some Questions Answered by a Guy who Makes Robots.
• Workin’ It: towards a theory of photographed performance.
• Open Source-ing the Oxford English Dictionary
• Speaking about Open at FACIL.
• THE UPGRADE! event plays host for a cause.
• Getting into the ‘Knife
• The Vortex: Call for Entries
• The Good in Oral Culture, or How Could Conferences be Cool?
• Free Falling, Throat First
• Open Source, Open Society: Remembering the Point of it All.
• Music. Response.
• The Green is Fading, or: The Planet We Leave for our Kids.
• Shooting to Kill in New Orleans
• A Dwindling Sense of Safety
• Innovation that’s not Evil: getting water to New Orleans.
• Forest Management in Canada and South-East Asia.
• Coke, Violence and Corporate Responsibility
• The Presidential Cup: the final photo in the Mali series
• Staying Open.
• Services for the Mentally Ill
• Michael in Bamako, Mali: the fifth and sixth photos in the series.
• DOING NOTHING- an introduction to the Alexander technique
• Four Little Birds
• Shoot the Moon EP Launch
• Garbage in Mali and America
• Neural Nets, Memory and the Internet
• The World Atlanta Karaoke Championships
• The Streets of Mopti
• Caithream! A Conversation with a Rogue Inventor on the Margins of Celtic Dance
• On the Niger
• Neighbornodes: The Boulevards of the World Wide Web
• To See Some Films on a Lovely Rooftop in Montreal
• Open Letter From a Locked-Out CBC Radio Employee
• A Short Film About the Future of the Idol Franchise
• The Way Power Moves (a little open source theory for the morning)
• Chez Toi (At Home) in Bamako- Mali Part3.
• What we Go Out Looking for at Night
• Bits of a conversation between strangers becoming acquaintances.
• Science and Fates Worse Than Death.
• Yamaha 100cc: Bamako, Mali Part 2.
• Arrival in Bamako, Mali.
• Meisner, Alexander and Open Source: Comparing techniques for interaction.
• Mozilla makes a brave hybrid move, and hopes to keep the corporation in its place.
• Planting and Pruning in the Desert of the Real.
• The Splintered Frames of a Not-Quite Love. (an essay that’s morphed into poetry)
• what we wanted was death-defying: poetry about parkour (updated with an explanation)
• Tags in the Sun- more Montreal Grafitti.
• Layers of operation. Profit and gift and a tiered health care system
• July’s Stats and our increasing Magnetism.
• Another piece of Montreal Grafitti turning into Rubble.
• Hypertext Poetry and Waiting Light 2.0
• Open Source licences- An Ecology of Options for Riding the Formations of our Connectivity.
• Spray paint on the splintered frames of Parc Avenue
• Open Source and the Relationship between Technology and Democracy
• Montreal Graffiti
• Shoot the Moon and Dress Whites at the Main Hall
• Attitude from the Divan- a tribute to the Salon
• Things I learned from Linus Torvalds- a piece of my unfinished master’s thesis entitled “No One Knows Everything: Innis and Open Source”
• A Blizzarts Danceoff, or, Freedom and Fear on a Monday in Montreal.
• Some history of the current state of international intellectual property law, or, what Bono and Bob Geldof have been going on about.
• C.P. Scott and the Method and Moment of Peacemaking.
• When the Lady Rocks Technology 2. Or: What fighting is like in our house.
• Indian Act Chief James Gabriel.
• Trying to Make Things Work- Gender, Music and the Experience of Time.
• reach out and touch- updated for Live8.
• The Weeping, Wig-Wearing Grubenella Withstands the Attacks of the 3 Handed Man. Or: When the Lady Rocks Technology.
• Google, open source, and Native pragmatism.
• a natural forgetfulness
• Bird Code and the Great Design.
• Review of major Issues in the Field of Information Society Studies
• Homeland Security for the Sith
• Sundays in the Summer
• Libraries and the Information Society: The challenges and opportunities of the twenty-first century
• Pedestrian and Moto Methodologies
• Demonstration at the Lebanese Consulate- Syria out of Lebanon
• this is only speculation
• There’s a civil war going on and it’s easy to forget.
• In the Wake
• Stories from my mother’s side.
• When the Backroom and the Boadroom Meet in the Living Room: Organizing “Transforming Spaces”
• summer is ending in patagonia
• Me and the Mega corp.
• Back in Instanbul
• re: Globe and Mail Front Page Horror, Letters to the Editor
• Invitation to excursus.
• A Bloody Conversation
• A League of Champions. A Conversation
• No Blood for Mangoes: Haiti and regime change in America.
• Tensions and Confessions: Why I can’t hate Dr. Phil**
• Grab Your Bags and Affects: Turkey, Travel, and Becoming-Visitor
• Feminism: How to be Pregnant in Montreal: A Journey
• Monsters, Murders and Myths: Orality and the Tabloid Paper
• The Super Black Macho, One Baad Mutha- Shutch yo? Mouth!: Black Superhero Masculinity in 1970s Mainstream Comic Books
• An Eye On The City: The Detective Figure in Benjamin, Kracauer and Jameson.
• How Open is Open? The Praxis of Open Publishing
• The Aleatory Dynamics of Independence: An Analysis of 2 West Coast Music Lables
• Swindling and Swinking – The Wife of Bath and the Unbound Text