By Oxblood Ruffin I come to hacktivism as an engaged participant. I am neither an academic nor an ethnographer. My opinions are subjective based on my own practice and understanding of what hacktivism is and should hope to achieve. Although I… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt It is challenging to critically explore and theorize “hacktivism” the same week that the revelations surrounding Cambridge Analytica return to the front page and that President Trump fires F.B.I. deputy director Andrew McCabe for his purported… Continue Reading
By Emmanuel Goldstein While the term “hacktivism” was first coined in 1994, the concept extends back much further. We can agree that the primary definition of hacktivism involves the subversive use of computers and/or computer networks to further societal/political change.… Continue Reading
Simona Levi | 24M: It was not a victory for Podemos, but for the 15M movement (June 2015) The propaganda has spread far and wide, and we are concerned to note how many analysts, particularly foreign media outlets without local… Continue Reading
By Simona Levi [Note: This is an update of a text that we use since the Indignados’s Movement (2011) and that is the base of our – Xnet https://xnet-x.net – method of work]. The only two things we can count… Continue Reading