Tad Hirsch
- Several early activist communications projects are described in Chandler, A. and Neumark, N. (eds), At a Distance: Precursors to Art and Activism on the Internet Cambridge: MIT Press, 2005.Google Scholar
- Thompson N. and G. Sholette, eds., The Interventionists: User's Manual for the Creative Disruption of Everyday Life. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2004; offers a recent but by no means exhaustive catalog of artist-activist projects.Google Scholar
- I refer here to exploiting excess capacity---whether squatting abandoned buildings or utilizing privately owned bandwidth---rather than, say, vandalism or violence.Google Scholar
- Indeed, failure can sometimes enhance an activist's reputation; especially if it presents an opportunity to demonstrate commitment to the movement by, say, getting arrested.Google Scholar
- It may also speak to some contestational designers' ability to leverage skills honed by working on activist projects into influential positions in mainstream R&D organizations.Google Scholar
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Learning from activists: lessons for designers
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