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the things that embarrass us

Most of the things we love are the things that embarrass us. Most of the reasons we love people are the same reasons they embarrass us. I got into the National late, after just about everybody I knew, when High Violet came out in 2010. I may have been a dilettante and a joiner, but I joined with …

NYLON Everything Is Embarrassing: On Loving The National by Helena Fitzgerald
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the things that embarrass us

Most of the things we love are the things that embarrass us. Most of the reasons we love people are the same reasons they embarrass us. I got into the National late, after just about everybody I knew, when High Violet came out in 2010. I may have been a dilettante and a joiner, but I joined with …

Everything Is Embarrassing: On Loving The National by Helena Fitzgerald
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problematising the 'attention economy'

The problem, though, is that this narrative assumes a certain kind of attention. An economy, after all, deals with how to allocate resources efficiently in the service of specific objectives (such as maximising profit). Talk of the attention economy relies on the notion of attention-as-resource: ou…

Aeon Attention is not a resource but a way of being alive to the world missing author
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intellectual property as a limited privilege for our benefit

This public domain is ours to draw upon for future use. The granting of temporary leases to various landlords to extract monopoly rent should be recognised for what it is: a limited privilege for our benefit. The use of ‘intellectual property’ is a rhetorical move by one partner in this conversatio…

End intellectual property by Samir Chopra
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the indiscriminate use of ‘intellectual property

The resulting legal and economic landscape finds power concentrated in corporations with indefinitely extensible copyright terms, gigantic patent portfolios and politically influential trade secrets – each of which can trigger an endless series of litigious disputes in courts, and induce a chilling…

End intellectual property by Samir Chopra