Media Gifts

• On Es Devlin and Ekow Eshun's Congregation
• What If Marx Had Had ChatGPT?: Revolutionizing Philosophy Just Like the iPhone Transformed the Telephone
• Drone Aesthetics: War, Culture, Ecology, edited by Beryl Pong and Michael Richardson
• Fungi Media by Piotr Bockowski
• Dark Botony: The Herbarium Tales, edited by Prudence Gibson, Sigi Jottkandt, Marie Sierra and Anna Westbrook
• Oxford and the Observer Do Social Mobility
• No 1 Introduction to the Robot Review of Books
• 30-Second Book Review No.2: K Allado-McDowell’s Amor Cringe and Pharmako-AI
• 30-Second Book Review No.1: Kate Crawford, Atlas of AI
• Thousands of Readers, But Who Cares?
• Authenticity by Bookshelf
• Surveillance Fashionism
• New Issue of Culture Machine: Anthropocene Infrapolitics
• Launch of the Experimental Publishing Compendium
• Is Big Publishing Killing The Academic Author?
• Creative AI - Thinking Outside The Box
• Proud To Be Anti-Growth
• NFTs - Does It Have To End This Way?
• ‘How To Be A Pirate: An Interview with Alexandra Elbakyan and Gary Hall by Holger Briel’
• Ecological Rewriting: Situated Engagements with The Chernobyl Herbarium
• Invest in the De-liberalisation of Society
• A History of Asking, by Steven Connor - new open access book from OHP
• On Naomi Klein's 'AI Machines Aren't Hallucinating. But Their Makers Are'
• Experimenting with Copyright Licences
• Articulating Media: Genealogy, Interface, Situation, edited by James Gabrillo and Nathaniel Zetter
• Data Farms, edited by Tsvetelina Hristova, Brett Neilson and Ned Rossiter
• Geological Filmmaking and Volumetric Regimes: two new open access books from Open Humanities Press
• Well, I Guess I Rather Asked For That, Didn't I: Review of A Stubborn Fury
• Anthropofictions, new edition of Culture Machine (Spanish & Portuguese language only)
• Culture and the University as White, Male, LIBERAL HUMANIST, Public Space
• The Ruin of Culture
• Culture Must Be Defunded
• Glitch Poetics by Nathan Allen Jones
• The Culture War and Attack on the Arts
• Art & Knowledge
• Announcing the Open Humanities Press Reading Group
• Más allá del derecho de autor: Otros términos para debatir la propiedad intelectual
• This City Does Not Exist
• Bifurcate: There Is No Alternative Edited by Bernard Stiegler and the Internation Collective
• Fabricating Publics and Hacking the Anthropocene: two new open access books from Open Humanities Press
• The Interfact by Gabriel Yoran - new open access book from Open Humanities Press
• 'Pluriversal Socialism - The Very Idea', published in Media Theory
• Machine Intelligences, new edition of Culture Machine - available open access
• Filosofia pirata y tribajo editorial / Pirate Philosophy and Editorial Work
• The Postdigital City for Post-Pandemic Times - free online conference
• 'La modernidad fue un "blip" en el sistema' - interview with me in the Colombian weekly magazine Semana  
• hypnosubjects: on becoming human, by Timothy Morton and Dominic Byer, new open access book from Open Humanities Press
• Can We Unlean Liberal Humanism: book launch for A Stubborn Fury, 25 March, by Zoom
• Psychopolitical Anaphylaxis: Steps Towards a Metacomsics: new open access book from Open Humanities Press
• Aesthetic Programming - A Handbook of Software Studies: new open access book from Open Humanities Press
• My new book - A Stubborn Fury: How Writing Works in Elitist Britain
• Dehumanising the Mind
• Sin criterios: Spanish translation of Steven Shaviro's Without Criteria: Kant, Whitehead, Deleuze available from Open Humanities Press
• Midlands 4 Cities PhD Studentships with the Centre for Postdigital Cultures
• Deterritorializing the Future: Heritage in, of and after the Anthropocene - new open access book from Open Humanities Press
• Machine Sensation, by Tessa G. Leach - available open access
• We’re Not Going Back To Arguing From Evidence Anytime Soon, Deal With It: Postdigital Politics in a Time of Pandemics V
• A Virtual Book Stand
• Anthropocene Back Loop by Stephanie Wakefield: new from Open Humanities Press
• How to Be An Anti-Bourgeois Theorist: Postdigital Politics in a Time of Pandemics IV
• ‘F**k Business’ As Usual: Postdigital Politics in a Time of Pandemics III
• If We Can Have Disaster Capitalism, Why Can’t We Have Emergency Marxism?: Postdigital Politics in a Time of Pandemics II
• Postdigital Politics in a Time of Pandemics I: On the Commons and the Crisis of Representative Democracy
• Locked In The Coronavirus Event
• Flatten the Curve, Build the Care: A Resource for Organizing Efforts Around Coronavirus
• Spanish translation of Timothy Morton's Realist Magic from Open Humanities Press (OA)
• Attention, Habit, Becoming in India’s Platform Ecologies
• Bernard Stiegler's Nanjing Lectures: new book from Open Humanities Press
• Remixing Persona: An Imaginary Digital MediaObject from the Onto-Tales of the Digital Afterlife by MALK (Mark Amerika / Laura Kim)
• Paper Struggles & Public Library and the Property Form: Exhibition and Seminar
• How To Be a Pirate in the 21st Century
• Experimental Publishing III - Critique, Intervention And Speculation
• 100 Atmospheres: First of the OHP Seed Books
• On Class In Elitist Britain
• CPC Researchers at Coventry to lead £2.8 million Project To Develop Open, Not-For-Profit Community-Owned Ecosystem For Open Access Monographs
• Pirate Care
• Delivered the Same Day: The Post Office and Amazon.com
• Experimental Publishing II – Critique, Intervention, And Speculation
• Thermal Objects and The Nature of Data Centers: new double issue of Culture Machine
• On Gesture: Approaches and Questions event
• We Started Building a Progressive Ecosystem for the Arts and Humanities – You Won’t Believe What Happened Next! 
• Posthumanities Publishing
• Anti-Bourgeois Theory
• Experimental Publishing I – Critique, Intervention, and Speculation: a symposium
• MEDIA:ART:WRITE:NOW - new book series from Open Humanities Press
• The Left Can't Meme
• cfp: Pirate Care conference, 19/20 June, 2019
• Cities of InfraRed
• Polish translation of New Materialism: Interviews & Cartographies
• Why the Radical Open Access Collective is Not Taking Part in Scholastica's 'Academic-Led Publishing Day'
• Ways of Following: Art, Materiality, Collaboration by Katve-Kaisa Kontturi
• Executing Practices: New Book in OHP's DATA browser series
• Übercapitalism and What Can Be Done About It
• Do We Need To Publish Fewer Texts By People From A Privately Educated Background? 
• CfP: Post-H(uman) index? Politics, metrics, and agency in the accelerated academy November 29th and 30th Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge
• Postdigital Intimacies symposium: 19 July 2018, Coventry University
• On the Obsolescence of Bourgeois Theory in the Anthropocene
• Suspended Sentences: An Interview With Stelarc
• Bernard Stiegler, The Neganthropocene
• Registration Now Open For Radical Open Access II - The Ethics Of Care
• Launch of the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, February 7, 2018
• The Inhumanist Manifesto: Extended Play
• Three New Research Posts in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
• Radical Open Access Website Launched
• CFP: Thermal Objects, special issue of Culture Machine
• OHP in The House That Heals The Soul exhibition at Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow
• ♯postARTandSCIENCE symposium at the Wellcome Collection
• The Digital University in a Neoliberal Age symposium
• The Inhumanist Manifesto
• Three new OHP books from: Brian Massumi; Steven Connor; and Érik Bordeleau, Toni Pape, Ronald Rose-Antoinette and Adam Szymanski
• Ten Ways to Affirmatively Disrupt Platform Capitalism and the Sharing Economy of Uber and Airbnb ♯4: Establish A Collaborative Data Sharing Community
• Document Practices Symposium, University of Leeds, May 
• Interactive Version of The Uberfication Of The University Now Available In Minnesota's Manifold Series
• Ten Ways to Affirmatively Disrupt Platform Capitalism and the Sharing Economy of Uber and Airbnb ♯3: Become a Microdatapreneur
• The Philosophical Salon - new book from Open Humanities Press' Critical Climate Change series
• Disrupting The Humanities: Towards Posthumanities - special issue of JEP
• Ten Ways to Affirmatively Disrupt Platform Capitalism and the Sharing Economy of Uber and Airbnb ♯2: Pressure Regulators To Change The Law
• Ten Ways to Affirmatively Disrupt Platform Capitalism and the Sharing Economy of Uber and Airbnb ♯1: Act Tactically 
• Data Commonism: Introduction
• Pirate Philosophy and Post-Capitalism: Podcast
• Writing, Medium, Machine - Modern Technographies: New Book from Open Humanities
• Open Research Workshop, Goldsmiths, University of London
• The Uberfication of the University: Interview With Inside Higher Education
• J. Hillis Miller, Literature Matters - new book from OHP
• Response to Pirate Philosophy, Experimental Publishing and Beta-Testing the Future
• Digital Humanities and Digital Media: Conversations on Politics, Culture, Aesthetics and Literacy - new book from OHP
• New Book - Pirate Philosophy
• The Missing Community
• Really, We're Helping to Build This Fucking Business: The Academia.edu Files
• On Open Humanities Press And Other Projects
• Thinking With Media Technologies
• From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg
• Liberalism as a 'Way of Doing Things'
• Neoliberal Subjectivation
• Videos from the 'Why Are We Not Boycotting Academia.edu?' Symposium Now Available
• Ubercapitalism
• How the Internet Economy Changes the Rules
• Why Are We Not Boycotting Academia.edu - Symposium, Coventry University, 8 December
• Photomediations: A Call for Creative Works
• Performing the Humanities @ 24 fps: Part 2
• Performing the Humanities @ 24 fps: Part 1
• Does Academia.edu Mean Open Access Is Becoming Irrelevant?
• Occupy: A People Yet To Come, and The First Sail: J. Hillis Miller - two new books from OHP
• Open Humanities Press: Funding and Organisation
• Radical Open Access conference
• Photomediations: An Open Book
• Post-Welfare Capitalism and the Uberfication of the University III: The Freelance Microentrepreneur To Come That I Am
• Post-Welfare Capitalism and the Uberfication of the University II: Platform Capitalism
• Post-Welfare Capitalism and the Uberfication of the University I: Socialism for the Wealthy, Capitalism for the Rest
• Plastic Bodies - new book from OHP by Tom Sparrow
• Pirate Capitalism
• New Culture Machine Live Interview with media theorist Federica Frabetti
• Radical Methodologies for the Posthumanities: Third Disrupting the Humanities Seminar
• How to Produce a Critique of 'Open' in 3 Easy Steps
• The Crossick Report and the Strange Case of the Missing Monograph Crisis
• Piracy in Theory and Practice
• Videos from the Open Education: Condition Critical Event
• Capital at the Brink - new book from OHP
• Viva Culture Machine!: Latin American Mediations
• Technographies: new book series from Open Humanities Press
• Open Education: Condition Critical
• Disruptive Media Learning Lab
• Minimal Ethics for the Anthropocene: new book from OHP
• Piracy and Open Access
• Drone Culture - call for papers for Culture Machine 2015 issue
• Performative Publications
• Rethinking Gamification and meson press
• A Very Brief History of Neoliberalism: From the Open Society to the Sharing Economy
• PhD Studentships in Digital Media
• Centre for Disruptive Media: Our take on disruption
• Videos from the first Disrupting the Humanities seminar
• Creative Hacktivism
• The Aesthetics of the Humanities: Towards a Poetic Knowledge Production
• Capitalism vs Communism: Copyfight
• Zombie Materialism IV: Performative Materiality and Media Archaeology
• Zombie Materialism III: From Materialism to Materials
• Disrupting the Humanities
• Immediations, edited by Erin Manning and Brian Massumi
• Zombie Materialism II: New Materialism
• Zombie materialism I: Derrida vs Deleuze?
• Essays on Extinction: Vol.1, Death of the PostHuman, and Vol.2, Sex After Life
• Architecture in the Anthropocene: Encounters Among Design, Deep Time, Science and Philosophy
• Speculative computing and the aesthetics of the humanities: Johanna Drucker
• Biomediaciones / Biomediations: new Liquid Book
• Fibreculture book series
• What are the Digital Posthumanities?
• Platform politics: new issue of Culture Machine
• PhD studentship in digital media, Coventry University
• OHP Feedback blog - call for participation
• New living book about life: the unborn human by Deborah Lupton
• Photomediations machine
• Open book digital humanities series
• 'We are all game-changers now': open education - a study in disruption
• For a post-digital post-humanities
• How we remain modern
• Publishing futures for the arts and humanities
• #MySubjectivation IV: The university as academic subjectivation machine
• New from OHP: Timothy Morton's Realist Magic
• Open Media seminar series - spring 2013
• #MySubjectivation III: Capital as academic subjectivation machine
• Culture machine live
• #MySubjectivation II: The philosophical impossibility of unliking media technologies in the mind of someone living
• Losing their buzz: are Routledge and Sage the next Starbucks?
• #MySubjectivation: I
• Two new books from OHP: New Materialism; and Terror, Theory and the Humanities
• Open Media lecture series
• Paying attention: new issue of Culture Machine
• Better living through sharing: living books about life and other open media projects
• Two new open access books in OHP's Critical Climate Change series
• Pirate Radical Philosophy
• Creative media activism - a free, open class #creativact
• Open media seminar series
• Withdrawal of labour from publishers in favour of the US Research Works Act
• Force of binding
• OHP releases six open access books in critical theory
• On liquid, living books: Shakespeare and the Bible
• Open access bridges the 'two cultures'
• Just think of me as a postproduction of presence
• For a speculative research and publishing economy
• What do we have the right not to call a 'book'?
• 'Gathered through dispersion': the book to come
• Open notebook humanities
• McKenzie Wark, ‘copyright, copyleft, copygift’
• Ulises Carrión: a text is only a book when it is bound
• On the unbound (nature of this) book (version 3.0)
• Towards a new political economy: Open Humanities Press and the open access monograph
• The open scholarship full disclosure initiative: a subversive proposal
• On the limits of openness VI: has critical theory run out of time for data-driven scholarship?
• On the limits of openness V: there are no digital humanities
• On the limits of openness IV: why Facebook is not a factory (even though it profits from the exploitation of labour)
• On the limits of openness III: open government
• On the limits of openness II: from open access to open data
• On the limits of openness I: the digital humanities and the computational turn to data-driven scholarship
• ‘Follow the money’: the political economy of open access in the humanities
• Affirmative media theory and the post-9/11 world (part 2)
• Affirmative media theory and the post-9/11 world (part 1)
• Paper - the most radical technology of all?
• The academic as public intellectual
• The neurological turn and the ambient scholar