ECC at HOPE NYC
Wednesday, 09 July 2008 17:19
The ECC's TradeMark G. joins as a last-minute addition to a great panel talk on Culture Jamming at the Last HOPE (Hackers On Planet Earth) conference in New York City on Sunday 07/20/08. This should be a great talk, as well as a great conference.
The Intersection of Culture Jamming, Hacking, and Hacktivism
Pan, Phineas Narco, Tim Maloney, %20, Fred Church, Steev Hise, Ricardo Dominguez, Bernardo Attias, Mark Hosler, TradeMark G. (Evolution Control Committee)
Over the past nearly 20 years, the Internet has proved to be fertile ground for projects that raise awareness, question authority, and inspire social cohesion. Culture jamming, hacking, and hacktivism have helped provoke changes in the technical, cultural, and political aspects of our society. This panel aims to provide an overview of these techniques through examples of some of the more memorable projects. Starting with the manipulation of voicemail services and leading up to denial of service attacks on government web servers, the panel will cover how these projects were organized and executed as well as the reaction that they inspired. This 90 minute panel will also include a discussion section (with audience participation encouraged) where they will contemplate what use these techniques have in light of the quickly changing Internet and digital media landscapes.
Sunday 1100 - Hopper
