I’ve always had a home page at http://josswinn.org and that’s where I’ve collected a few things that I want to take forward. Expect posts to that site to be infrequent and related to articles and chapters I am writing. Cheers.

Two of the latter type are nettime and the P2P Foundation. The P2P Foundation used to have a pretty active research mailing list, which was shut down in January 2011 and subscribers asked to sign up to the P2P-F list, which is less active since the ‘curator’ of the list retired, but still a useful source of information. Studying the archive itself would be a useful research project. Currently, nettime-l is the only really active list I’m on where extended discussion around the politics of technology and society takes place.

Despite the introduction of web-based social networks, I still value the format and potential of email lists for extended and in-depth discussion. I’d be interested to hear from you about which mailing lists remain important and useful spaces for discussion, on any subject. Please leave a comment and let me know. Thanks.