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With the tagline, “Offended Hindus uprising against Anti-Hindus!” Troll Sena is the World’s best (and possibly only) Hindu Nationalist parody site. Covering such outrages as Ban Valmiki Filth!, Raavan Ballsphemy!, Shame of Khajuraho!, and Cowardly Cow Outrage!, they’re barely distinguishable from the real thing. Or maybe they are the real thing. Who cares? Continue reading Troll Sena Come see Sita Sings the Blues in Queens! Thursday July 21st I will be there for a panel discussion afterwards, along with Aseem Chhabra (aka Shadow Puppet #1), Ravisharon Kaur, and Bina Mahabir. There’s an extra special reason you should attend this screening: it was organized, at … Continue reading Sita at the Starlite, Thursday July 21st After one or two (or more?) years of being blocked on German Youtube, the full-length noncommercial Sita Sings the Blues movie is once again viewable in Deutschland: I assume this is because last week I posted this video, complaining about why my 100% legal and painstakingly and expensively licensed movie was blocked in Germany: Apparently many … Continue reading Success! Sita Sings the Blues Once Again Viewable on German Youtube Apparently it’s been blocked there for over a year, but without lawyers there’s not much I can do about it from the US….so I made this video. Please share, especially if you’re in Germany. Continue reading GEMA issues fraudulent takedown of Sita Sings the Blues in Germany Addendum to Culture is Anti Rivalrous Why do I say Culture is not a Commons? Because a commons is a publicly or collectively owned good, and culture can’t be owned. Page 12 in Lewis Hyde’s Common As Air (see article on why air isn’t a metaphor I’d use) refers to “the old idea of ‘the commons’ … Continue reading Addendum: Why do I say Culture is not a Commons? Economists talk about rivalrous and non-rivalrous goods, but Culture is neither rivalrous, nor non-rivalrous; it is anti-rivalrous. Continue reading Culture is Anti-Rivalrous Adapted from a talk and slide show I presented at the Open Knowledge Conference in Berlin on July 1, 2011. –NP Continue reading RANTIFESTO |
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