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Radical Technology - Food and Shelter, Tools and Materials, Energy and Communications, Autonomy and Community (1976)
“This is a book about technologies that could help create a less oppressive and more fulfilling society. It argues for the growth of small-scale techniques suitable for use by individuals and communities, in a wider social context of humanised production under workers' and consumers' control.“
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In the early 1970s a radical magazine appeared with the title Undercurrents: The journal of radical science and people’s technology. Undercurrents challenged the directions and uses of technology in modern societies, suggesting alternative, simpler, more humane pathways.It quickly gathered a body of loyal readers and a substantial ‘editorial collective’ guided by its founder, Godfrey Boyle. In 1974 it was decided to create a book that would encapsulate the philosophy of Undercurrents, and what emerged (by 1976) was Radical Technology, whose 40th birthday this conference marks. Following modern custom, we now refer to that volume as RT 1.0, while the conference is RT 2.0.
Radical Technology Revisited: A Working Conference 2-4 September 2016. Quick History
Is Progress an illusion? Are catastrophic changes inevitable? Is Technology the problem or the solution? What are the practical alternatives?
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Smoothspan This is the SmoothSpan blog. Its for Executives, Entrepreneurs, and other Digerati who need to know about SaaS, Web 2.0, and Cloud Computing in general.The blog was founded in 2007 by Bob Warfield, and is focused on exploring SaaS, Open Source, Web 2.0, and other cutting-edge business models. It covers radical technology innovation with equally radical business model innovation to literally reinvent and extend software as it used to be. Kindle blogs are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle give you full text content and images, and are updated wirelessly throughout the day.
