Re: <nettime> nottime: the end of nettime

[Sean Cubitt <s.cubitt@gold.ac.uk>]

sad if true - very. I've been a sleeper for too long but have always relied on being able to access nettime since, what, sometime in the 90s.
yes email is slower, but speed and brevity are not the only virtues, or youth the only time for considering the difference between shit and diamond, a distinction that the list has been fine tuned to for its several years. If indeed it's to go, many thanks to ted and felix; if there are relay runners ready for the baton, more power to them; and if anyone knows of places where a pace between the blinking of twitter and the geological pace of journals allows considered response to urgent issues, please post

Sean Cubitt
Professor of Film and Television; Co-Head, Department of Media and Communications
Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW




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