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Wired 14.02: Posts

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By Bruce Sterling Verified
| Philosophy, Science & Religion
By Bruce Sterling Previous: Farming New Tech Talent | Next: Buddha on the Brain Posts|sterling Sony and Bertelsmann were once the prides of Japan and Germany. Having grown up to become world-spanning megacorporations, they spawned a reckless delinquent named Sony BMG. As children often do, the youngster is having a hard time finding its way in the world - selling music, in particular, as well as controlling the distribution of music it manages to sell.
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Ancient Everyday Weirdness (2026)

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By Bruce Sterling Verified
| Medium
Ancient Everyday Weirdness by Bruce Sterling Press enter or click to view image in full size This design essay is part of a series, including “The Homemade Limits of Everyday Weirdness” and “Some Public Limits of Everyday Weirdness.” I release these essays on New Year’s Day. My two earlier essays were about weird domestic arrangements. This one concerns weird everyday objects. “Every Day Carry” is a lifestyle native to the 21st century.
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Tachas 643 • Reventando El Sistema • Bruce Sterling

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By Es lo Cotidiano, Bruce Sterling Verified
| Es lo Cotidiano
El 15 de enero de 1990, el sistema de centralitas de larga distancia de AT&T se vino abajo. Fue un suceso extraño, grave y tremendo. Sesenta mil personas se quedaron sin teléfono. Durante las nueve largas horas de desesperados trabajos que costó restablecer el servicio, unos setenta millones de llamadas no pudieron realizarse. Los fallos de servicio, conocidos como cortes en el mundo de las telecomunicaciones, son un riesgo conocido y aceptado en el negocio telefónico.
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