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  • Communism of the Body: Politicizing the Intersection Between Labor and Enviro…
  • Velocities and Scales: Why the Post-Carbon Transition Needs Socialist-Ecologi…
  • Multiple Krisen? Warum der postfossile Übergang eine sozialistisch-ökologis…
  • Challenging Disaster Capitalism: Class Struggles and Situated Alliances in Po…
  • Nach dem Erdbeben: Klassenkämpfe und Allianzen gegen Katastrophenkapitalismu…
  • Waffenstillstandsverhandlungen ausgeschlossen? Anmerkungen zum Emma-"Manifest…
  • How Can Declinism Be Politicized? The Quest for the Agents of a Fundamental C…
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  • TLDR
    "Complicity" took place in the congenial setting of the event space SUPERMARKT (Brunnenstr. 64). On November 7th and 8th there were three parallel Workshops around the conflicting pairs of pirates and capitalists, professionals and amateurs, programmers and (citizen) journalists. On November 9th Public Talks bundled the key issues of the conference. The goal here was to inform a broader audience about emerging forms of collaboration.

  • Public Talks (PT)
    The third day of the conference (November 9th) was dedicated to the Public Talks. Here lectures and panels addressed a broader audience by presenting central concepts as well as major phenomena of complicity in the digital era. Starting with a key note lecture by Prof. Gesa Ziemer the conference established a theoretical framework for a series of interventions by experts from Japan, Netherlands, Austria, USA, Romania and Belarus. Complete program here.

  • Workshops (WS)
    Three parallel workshops took place on the first two days of the conference: November 7th and 8th. Here we explored concrete possibilities of collaboration as well as future scenarios of working together in fields apart. Finally all workshop groups presented their results at the matineé of the Public Talks from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday November 9th. "Amateurs & Pros" info "Hackers & Journalists" info "Pirates & Capitalists" info

  • Info auf Deutsch
    Workshops: alles dazu hier. Public Talks: alles dazu hier. Aktualisiert: 28.10.

  • Contact
    Susann Hochstein
    0049+(0)30-60947246
    sh(at)berlinergazette.de

  • Editorial Focus
    The conference is accompanied by Berliner Gazette's editorial focus on complicity entitled KOMPLIZEN (accomplices).

  • Our mission
    Does the internet foster a thinking „outside of the box“? This question motivates Berliner Gazette to analyze and test emerging cultural practices. As a nonprofit and nonpartisan association of journalists, researchers, artists and programmers we publish berlinergazette.de in German under a Creative Commons-License - with more than 800 contributors from all over the world. For 14 years now we also organize conferences, seminars, edit books, etc.

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  • Credits
    COMPLICITY is curated and organized by berlinergazette.de It is funded by the Culture Programme of the European Union and the German Federal Agency for Civic Education. Supported by 50HOURS App, Exberliner, ikosom, iq consult, Sapporo Media Arts Lab, sourcefabric, Streampark.TV, TAB Ticketbroker, transcript. This conference is part of the initiative "Aesthetic Education Expanded": a project curated by berlinergazette.de, Kuda.org, Kontrapunkt, Multimedia Institute and Mute - funded with support by the Culture Programme of the European Union . Also realized within this context: the conference "Digital Backyards" and the workshop "Bottom-Up and Open" - documented on our open platform.

  • Welcome to the Public Talks | Nov. 9th | 1:30 p.m.

    People who do not fit together, now come together: small and large, young and old – all are thrown into complicity. Here, the 13th annual Berliner Gazette conference senses new possibilities for collaboration. And it sets out to explore them, bringing together capitalists and pirates, hackers and journalists, amateurs and pros.
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    Keynote: What is complicity? | Nov. 9th | 2:00 p.m.

    Occupy, commons and other social experiments show: New forms of collectivity are being invented and tested all over the world. In her key note Prof. Gesa Ziemer enriches the debate by exploring how older forms of collective action play a crucial role by being reinterpreted for current purposes in contexts such as art, science and business. more

    Reforming while informing the world? | Nov. 9th | 3:15 p.m.

    It is estimated that 20 to 30 trillion dollars are hidden in offshore localities which corresponds to the economies of the USA and Japan combined. The investigation project Offshore Leaks approached this problem and unmasked details of 130,000 offshore accounts in April 2013. Hackers & Journalists who are involved in the project share their insights and reflections. more

    Are creative users taking over? | Nov. 9th | 4:15 p.m.

    The cultural production of Amateurs & Pros gains a new dimension with Hatsune Miku – a trend that is spreading from all over Asia to Europe. This is about creating music (and video) based on vocal software. And it is about using the vocal software and its inherent character as an avatar for one’s own identity. Experts from Japan and Germany share their thoughts in this panel. more

    What about reinventing the economy? | Nov. 9th | 5:45 p.m.

    A world without banks is a utopia – but not impossible. In order to free ourselves from large financial institutions we need to empower new grass roots intiatives with the help of technologies like internet and encryption. In this panel Pirates & Capitalists discuss concrete projects and proposals to solve the problem. more

    Conclusion: Does complicity need rules? | Nov. 9th | 6:45 p.m.

    In socio-political struggles, actors from different fields can tap into different sources of power. But what are the trade-offs in cross-sectional coalition-building? What kind of responsibility do actors have? Does complicity rely on ethical and political values as well as practical standards? more

    Have a look at all guests:

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    Brian Abelson (Mozilla-Knight OpenNews), Workshop Hacker & Journalists, November 7-8
    Ela Kagel (SUPERMARKT Berlin), Workshop Amateurs & Pros, November 7-8
    Michiel de Jong (opentabs.net), Public Talks, November 9
    Janina Sombetzki (Universität Kiel), Public Talks, November 9
    Valie Djordjevic (iRights.info), Public Talks, November 9
    Markus Hametner (Metalab), Workshop Hacker & Journalists, November 7-8
    Chris Piallat (gruen-digital.de), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Fran Ilich (Variable Network State), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Magdalena Taube (Berliner Gazette), Workshop Hacker & Journalists, November 7-8
    María Perulero (goteo.org), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Sara Moreira (@Verdade), Workshop Amateurs & Pros, November 7-8
    Anwen Roberts (Eclipsing Binaries), Workshop Hacker & Journalists, November 7-8
    Monica Ulmanu (TheSponge.eu), Workshop Hacker & Journalists, November 7-8
    Isabel Gahren (Irrepressible Voices), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Spideralex (N-1.cc), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Eleanor Saitta (International Modern Media Institute), Public Talks, November 9
    Iskra Geshoska (Kontrapunkt), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Marcel Mars (memoryoftheworld.org), Workshop Pirates & Capitalists, November 7-8
    Branka Curcic (kuda.org), Workshop Amateurs & Pros, November 7-8
    Robert Felgentreu (haitianheroes.org), Workshop Amateurs & Pros, November 7-8
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    When you roll over the photo with your mouse, the name of the respective guest pops up and the part of the conference she/he is involved in. Click on the photo for further info.

    Tweets from the conference | Hashtag #bgcon13

    Just saw the presentation of the project http://t.co/93PniLNVPU P2P money based on informal trust based relations, skipping banks. #bgcon13

    — María G. Perulero (@Perulera) 9. November 2013

    complicity – was der Duden so sagt: "Gemeinsamkeit, die sich in Zusammenarbeit und gegenseitiger Begünstigung ausdrückt" #bgcon13

    — jensbest (@jensbest) 9. November 2013

    Sehr schöne Zusammenfassung von @iljabraun zur Jahreskonferenz der @berlinergazette zu #Complicity #bgcon13 http://t.co/bGSpsSZb5q

    — Chris Piallat (@CPiallat) 12. November 2013

    Danke an @berlinergazette und @super_markt für eine tolle #bgcon13

    — Sebastian (@sebaso) 9. November 2013

    Könnten wir das Geld neu erfinden? Ist eine interktive Bank möglich? Fragen auf der #bgcon13 pic.twitter.com/Rw0eaWJO80

    — Linkin Linda (@linklinda) 9. November 2013

    OH: '@pudo was taking his damn tablet and showing us people who already accomplished our ideas' #bgcon13

    — brian abelson (@brianabelson) 7. November 2013

    Some dynamic graphic recording happening right now at COMPLICITY #bgcon13 pic.twitter.com/tHIhZEBwXE

    — Supermarkt Berlin (@super_markt) 7. November 2013

    Hackers and Journalists developing new tool at #bgcon13 and trying to catch the right 'bubbles' pic.twitter.com/UTcM9ufRHI

    — VeZ (@vezpodcast) 7. November 2013

    Innovation aus Spanien: Die Plattform @goteofunding ermöglicht Crowdfunding für Gemeingüter http://t.co/4KNSfabnfB #bgcon13 #commons

    — Goteo (@goteofunding) 7. November 2013

    Amazing seeing an artist putting our discussion into pictures #bgcon13 pic.twitter.com/AVz1VY3qVA

    — Svenja G (@SvenjaCG) 7. November 2013

    "#Journalism is a matter of truth" wirft eine griechische Teilnehmerin ein –> Notwendigkeit von #Complicity und #Collaboration #bgcon13

    — Tobias Schwarz (@Isarmatrose) 7. November 2013

    A Congregation of Unicorns #bgcon13 #complicity

    — anwen (@eridisk) 7. November 2013

    Hackers and Journalists at Complicity #bgcon13 pic.twitter.com/RHgwqiPWte

    — Annabel Church (@annabelchurch) 7. November 2013

    How can Pirates & Capitalists, Hackers & Journalists, Amateurs & Pros work together? http://t.co/Tv9dGLJTo0 7.-9.11. @super_markt | #bgcon13

    — Anna-Lena König (@blog_bleistift) 6. November 2013

    Wie lange noch wird es im Netz freie #Fan-Kulturen geben? Essay von @validd http://t.co/8NR2mzxuAr @iRightsinfo @super_markt #bgcon13

    — berlinergazette.de (@berlinergazette) 19. Dezember 2013

    can complicity be <3? @berlinergazette portrays @verdadeen's amateur & professional journalism http://t.co/mGPJ71xQ3v #Mozambique #bgcon13

    — Sara Moreira (@saritamoreira) 21. November 2013

    Interview mit Stavroula Poulmeni: http://t.co/NicQS4UlDd #bgcon13

    — Ilja Braun (@iljabraun) 12. November 2013

    Informative talk at #bgcon13 on how 'hackers and journalists' worked together re: #OffshoreLeaks… time to revisit http://t.co/S7I3mQ1M7P

    — Lilly Warren (@lilly_warren) 9. November 2013

    #bgcon13 Portrait a.unserem Keller:@brianabelson ü.d.NYTimes+warumJournos nicht Coder sein müssen,aber Code verstehen http://t.co/8QCKGBCEth

    — Supermarkt Berlin (@super_markt) 19. November 2013

    spannender Hinweis auf der #bgcon13 : http://t.co/6uIiUjwOHo

    — torial (@torial) 7. November 2013

    Eines meiner Highlights auf der #bgcon13: mit einer Technikphilosophin über Zombies reden.

    — .andi (@ohrenflimmern) 8. November 2013

    rt @netzpiloten Berliner Hinterhofgespräch Topic #Complicity: http://t.co/Ozd3UqJjNs #bgcon13

    — Nicole Simon (@nicolesimon) 12. November 2013

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