88 posts tagged debord

Salon d’automne 2006 novembre 5, 2006 Posted by Eszter Molnar in Journal de bord.

I'm amused by the reports that Guy Debord's widow has sent a cease and desist notice to Alex Galloway for copyright infringement over RSG's Kriegspiel free downloadable game ( download it while you still can!) based on Debord's Game of War.

There has been an ongoing conflict between market values and other, more traditional value systems, which has aroused strong passions and antagonisms. As the market mechanism has extended its sway, the fiction that people act on the basis of a given set of nonmarket values has become progressively more difficult to maintain.

The Game of War is a kriegspiel by the late Guy Debord and Alice Becker-Ho. The first English edition of the game was published last year, and there is now also a ‘massively two-player’ on-line version, which, alas, recently prompted a cease-&-desist letter from Ms Becker-Ho.

They Never Learn Ha Ha! We have a whine wine critic named Matthew DeBord critiquing General Petraeus for--get this--wearing all of his ribbons and badges! As if the wear of them were optional.There he sits in elaborate Army regalia, four stars glistening on each shoulder, nine rows of colorful

They Never Learn Ha Ha! We have a whine wine critic named Matthew DeBord critiquing General Petraeus for--get this--wearing all of his ribbons and badges! As if the wear of them were optional.There he sits in elaborate Army regalia, four stars glistening on each shoulder, nine rows of colorful

Since every email I've gotten in the last few days is titled "Boren" or "Justin Boren"... Not really. Well, maybe. I don't know, really. But certain things become clear as Borens continue to talk to people in the paper. One: dad isn't that bright.

Kreigspeil; Guy Debord’s “dialectic of all conflict” - otherwise known as the unholy meeting of Warhammer 40K and the Situationist International.Copyright © 2007 This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement.

Brett Morgen's highly praised documentary Chicago 10, about the fallout of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago forty years ago opens in limited release this weekend. Morgen has claimed since it first debuted last year at Sundance that the film isn't really about 1968, but about 2008, and

Sometimes it’s hard not to react after an event. As for instance, the fact that the person just in front of you is not the one you supposed it was. It’s even harder when you realize that you were wrong right from the beginning. Ah, life is such a tortuous mistress.