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As publishing professionals, we are always looking for new ways to ‘keep a publication alive’ post-production, as well as new ways to design for the sustainability of a publication. What can we do to prevent books from collecting dust on bookshelves? During the Urgent Publishing conference presentation The Afterlife of Publications Marc van Elburg, Krista Jantowski, Cristina Garriga and Karolien Buurman each show how they strive to keep their publications sustainable.
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Cristina Garriga explains that there is a need among artists and writers to know how publishers work and how to reach each other. Readers and publishers, an online directory for independent publishers tries to close this gap by giving a potential author a clear and concise idea of what the publisher stands for, what kind of books they publish and what their submission policies are. Connecting the right authors and audience to the right publisher can ensure the sustainability of the publication.
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For Karolien Buurman, the answer lies in collaborating and creating a community. She works for NXS, a collaborative research project that explores “the self” in the age of digital technology. NXS publishes twice a year. Each contributor responds and reflects on the work of another contributor. In addition to the publications, NXS hosts lectures, performances and exhibitions around the theme of the publication. In this way, they create a community that is much broader than their readership.
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Mark van Elburg talked about the Zinedepo zinelibrary in Motel Spatie in Arnhem. He explained that the zine culture, particularly that of the 1990s, acted outside commercial consumerism culture, and therefore outside of convention. The zine culture was a close-knit community. One zinester might have included the names of several other zines on the same topic, and where to get them. Van Elburg referred to this as DIY culture.
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+As publishing professionals, we are always looking for new ways to ‘keep a publication alive’ post-production, as well as new ways to design for the sustainability of a publication. What can we do to prevent books from collecting dust on bookshelves? During the Urgent Publishing conference presentation *The Afterlife of Publications* Marc van Elburg, Krista Jantowski, Cristina Garriga and Karolien Buurman each show how they strive to keep their publications sustainable.
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+def. of ethics: "doing something also for others"
+showing marie kondo!!!
+ok kondo is consumerist
+mickrotexte published a book about minimalism but also about heimat (home)
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+involved in the meme troll wars
+political climate in philippines untenable
+lack of urgency in the nl > keep feeling the urgency
+easy to fall into stupor
+this is a privileged space: no disorder, no fear, no failure
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+duterte not so benevolent dictator
+philipino studies have become duterte's studies
+deep listening workshop in philadelphia (hacked from pauline oliveros)
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+"why print 1000 copies, that's a fucking lot of trees
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+troll war made clara a minor figure
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+scholar in digital humanities in bangalore
+worked as a scholar in digital media and the history of the book
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+society divided in castes
+straight from book to mobile (no laptop)
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+"fingertips feminist" feminist busy only on social media
+"fingertip activists"
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+common in india, great discrimination towards other castes. suicides as result
+academic publishing as a space to bring about new forms of feminism
+"it's a dangerous time for academics"
+academic publishing in india is a colonial endeavor, imported by the british
+legitimacy = academia
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+"Container nostalgia" (printed formats remaining relevant or pdf - not epubs)
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+"Agility vs Virality"
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+Florian summarizing
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+"problem is too much truth" being critical about truth / "too much truth era" > not crisis;
+infiltration as a strategy
+urgency to the word urgent
+trolling as a strategy
+vernacular knowledge vs canonical knowledge
+still a power in social media
+not alternative facts but how you understand facts
+attention spam society
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+Clara: compositionist manifesto by latour
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+Podmini: in india the internet is not harnessed by the liberal left
+constant denial of corporate tech
+v little attempt to hack the system
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+german guy: "academia was never the place of freedom"
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+clara: "academia place of legitimacy", even the book
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+nikola richter: utopia of epub [? really? more clear? curious to hear more ;) later], all digital everybody can publish, we lost this utopia
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+clara: "i use instagram for longform publishing
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+miriam "how do we troll as publishers?"
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+clara: "publishing from precarity"
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+"centrality of journals in academic publishing: problem of access"
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+"academy is not a space of freedom but of censorship. and that's a good thing" (german guy quoting a french philosopher
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+shailoh: "what's the tactical side?"
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+a tactic: "writing in public (on her public) as a feminist act"
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+"meatspace activism is also needed"
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+"how activism is being banned" / "popular discriminatory media" / infrastructure complicity — in the context of platform economy; feeding algorithms and intensifying discourse.
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+clara: "organic troll farm"
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+florian asks: "aren't graffiti and small editions only cute gestures that won't help when it comes to refuse peterson?"
+clara: "we have to use all the possible strategies"
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+no-platforming as strategy: protesting when a speaker is invited
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+"proper graphic design doesn't work in the philipines cause looks mistrustful"
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