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SUMMARY:Dr. Lori Emerson (University of Colorado Boulder)
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 ">Other Networks: A Radical Technology Sourcebook</a>\nby Dr. Lori Emerson
  (University of Colorado Boulder) as part of Metagovernance Seminar\n\n\nA
 bstract\nFor this seminar\, we will welcome Dr. Lori Emerson (from the Med
 ia Studies Department at University of Colorado Boulder) to give a talk ab
 out some of her research that informs her new book\, “Other Networks: A 
 Radical Technology Sourcebook.” Lori's talk will be facilitated by Val E
 lefante\, Metagov's Community Lead\, as well as Nathan Schneider\, a Metag
 ov Research Director and President of Metagov's Board of Directors.\n\n​
 Professor Emerson's book documents 80+ networks that preceded or existed o
 utside of the internet. Some of these “other networks” include: microb
 roadcasting\, barbed wire fence phones\, and imaginary networks. Emerson
 ’s work highlights the fact that the corporate-dominated internet is “
 not the network we want not the network we deserve.” Therefore\, her wor
 k aims to demystify how other networks work and make this knowledge more a
 ccessible (especially for people with no background in tech / electronics)
  “so that we may begin to reimagine what might be possible in the future
 .”\n\n​Questions relevant to the Metagov community might include: how 
 did you get started studying "other networks?" How can we apply what we le
 arn from studying these alternative networks to our present day challenges
  regarding internet governance? What are some of the most interesting\, in
 novative\, effective\, inspiring\, creative governance systems for these n
 etworks?\n\nRegister for this seminar on Luma: https://luma.com/4kfjgd6a\n
LOCATION:https://researchseminars.org/talk/Metagov/263/
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