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Michael Mandiberg

I am an artist, web person and rogue economist who uses the Internet, Video and performance to explore subjectivity, labor, and commerce. My current work employs Firefox plug-ins and open API platforms to highlight the real environmental costs of a global economy. I live in and ride my bicycle around Brooklyn.

I teach in the Dept of Media Culture at CSI/CUNY; right now I am teaching a Web Design class focusing on Participatory Culture. --I believe in Open Source: you can find much of my code here.--> I pseudo-maintain The Calls and Opps List. Sometimes other people have me make their websites. https://www.Mandiberg.com.

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"Michael Mandiberg." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/michael-mandiberg.

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Michael Mandiberg is an artist, web practitioner and rogue economist who uses the Internet, video and performance to explore subjectivity, labor and commerce; his current work employs Firefox plug-ins and open API platforms to highlight the real environmental costs of a global economy. He lives and rides a bicycle in Brooklyn and teaches in the Dept of Media Culture at CSI/CUNY, where he is currently teaching a Web Design class focusing on Participatory Culture. He posts code online, pseudo-maintains The Calls and Opps List, and sometimes builds websites for other people; website: http://www.Mandiberg.com.

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