InfoPaper
for the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Tunis 2005
Publication
Interview
Divide et Impera
Arundhati Roy in an interview with Konrad Becker during the World-Information City Conference in Bangalore.
Globalisation:
Materiality and the Limits of a Will to Power
Speaking at the World Information City Conference, Bangalore, historian and cultural critic Lata Mani challenged the widespread belief in the triumph of globalisation.
 
World-Information.org
 Bangalore 2005
Bangalore 2005
 Novi Sad / Belgrade 2003
Novi Sad / Belgrade 2003
 Amsterdam 2002
Amsterdam 2002
 Vienna 2000
Vienna 2000
 Brussels 2000
Brussels 2000
Documentation
 Video Clips
Video Clips
 Tactical Reality Dictionary
Tactical Reality Dictionary

Read Me
 Bangalore and back:
Reflections on World-Information-City, Bangalore
Bangalore and back:
Reflections on World-Information-City, Bangalore
 Torrents of Desire and the Shape of the Information Landscape
Torrents of Desire and the Shape of the Information Landscape
 Invisibly Seeing the Invisible
Invisibly Seeing the Invisible
 Cultural intelligence and the Urban Multitudes
Cultural intelligence and the Urban Multitudes
 Free Software Commons between North and South
Free Software Commons between North and South
Xnational Net Culture and "The Need to Know" of Information Societies. Vienna Draft Document by the Open Cultures Working Group hosted by "Towards a Culture of Open Networks".
 The Vienna Document
The Vienna Document
Bangalore's almost mythical status as India's Silicon Valley is not the only face of this city, now aspiring to become the "Singapore of India". Read an intriguing photo essay on the city's unofficial realities, written for World-Information.Org by Lawrence Liang.
 The Other Information City
The Other Information City
Documentation
Read Me
Xnational Net Culture and "The Need to Know" of Information Societies. Vienna Draft Document by the Open Cultures Working Group hosted by "Towards a Culture of Open Networks".
Bangalore's almost mythical status as India's Silicon Valley is not the only face of this city, now aspiring to become the "Singapore of India". Read an intriguing photo essay on the city's unofficial realities, written for World-Information.Org by Lawrence Liang.







