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Wark, M. (2004). Information. In Wark, M. A Hacker Manifesto. Harvard University Press, pp. 126-139

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The commodification of information means the enslavement of the world to the interests of those whose margins depend on information's scarcity, the vectoral class. The many potential benefits of free information are subordinated to the exclusive benefits in the margin. The infinite virtuality of the future is subordinated to the production and representation of futures that are repetitions of the same commodity form.

—p.132 by McKenzie Wark 6 years, 4 months ago

The commodification of information means the enslavement of the world to the interests of those whose margins depend on information's scarcity, the vectoral class. The many potential benefits of free information are subordinated to the exclusive benefits in the margin. The infinite virtuality of the future is subordinated to the production and representation of futures that are repetitions of the same commodity form.

—p.132 by McKenzie Wark 6 years, 4 months ago