(Douglas Rushkoff, the author of Life Inc., is a guest blogger.) One of the best things about spending the bulk of a decade researching a single topic is how much… Read the rest of the article: Going Places: Capitalism cartoon from 1948

(Douglas Rushkoff, the author of Life Inc., is a guest blogger.) My friend and neighbor Helaine Olen just got a nice piece into Slate about the way that our finance… Read the rest of the article: The End of Personal Finance

(Author Douglas Rushkoff is a Boing Boing guestblogger.) I'm going to be posting most or perhaps all of my upcoming book, Life Inc: How the world became a corporation and… Read the rest of the article: Life Inc

It's with joy, trepidation, love and paranoia that I return to BoingBoing for two weeks of happy mutantdom. Blogging at BoingBoing is truly one of the most rewarding and overwhelming… Read the rest of the article: Rushkoff is Back

Douglas Rushkoff – author of the book Life Inc: How the world became a corporation and how to take it back – is a guest blogger. Here's a terrific piece… Read the rest of the article: Obsessive Housing Disorder

My fortnight is over today, so I thought I'd share with you what I'm doing now and next – as well as how to stay in touch if you want… Read the rest of the article: Life Incorporated

So I thought I was breaking some new ground in Testament by interpreting the Bible through the comics medium. It gave me the chance to play with a near-future frighteningly… Read the rest of the article: Bible as Glossy

About ten years ago, Genesis P-Orridge, Richard Metzger, Parker Posey, and I hopped in a cab to see Robert Anton Wilson give the Annual Alfred Korzybski Lecture in New York… Read the rest of the article: Annual Alfred Korzybski Lecture

My two-weeks is almost up (I heard that), but not before I post my first actual wonderful thing to this blog of wonderful things. Graphic designer Jesse Milden's Subhead Premium… Read the rest of the article: Wonderful Non-skid Sticker Things

…he'd be a member of the Media Ecology Association. Marshall actually came up with the term Media Ecology, and worked with Neil Postman to create the Media Ecology program at… Read the rest of the article: If McLuhan Were Alive

My time is almost over and there's still gobs of stuff I wanted to share with you. So here's a brief list of things I would feel just terrible if… Read the rest of the article: Round Up

Rick Veitch is the comics writer and artist who got famous for the Swamp Thing issues he drew for Alan Moore, and is probably still best known for a later… Read the rest of the article: Trip with Rick

…with surprisingly enduring flavor. I'm a slow reader so I particularly like books that read fast. Prose that "leans forward" in a way that makes it easy to keep going.… Read the rest of the article: Two Fast Reads

Here's a great example of what we could easily call a "local currency" – that doesn't involve any of the bloody, anti-corporate revolution that detractors of this idea seem to… Read the rest of the article: Comfort Dollars

American Memory is a new and compelling DVD coming from extended Skinny Puppy posse members William Morrison and Justin Bennett later this year. It took me a while to figure… Read the rest of the article: American Memory

If you're as old and drawn to the strange as I am, you were probably a fan of comics artists such as Jim Woodring and R. Crumb long before the… Read the rest of the article: Beanworld is Back!

Bob Marley – Eclectic Method vMIX – Imeem Exclusive – Video remix artists Eclectic Method cut and paste music videos, movies, current events, and video games into a danceable stream… Read the rest of the article: Eclectic Methodology and their New Toy

Because of current events, Arthur magazine just posted the column I wrote for their upcoming issue, written a month or so ago, about what's happening right now. I figured I'd… Read the rest of the article: No Money Down

The Great Schlep from The Great Schlep on Vimeo. Here's an easy way to help Obama and progressive Judaism at the same time! The Great Schlep, brainchild of my good… Read the rest of the article: The Great Schlep

There seems to be some appetite on BoingBoing for a more comprehensive but quick-to-grok analysis of the credit crisis and what to do about it. While "I told you so's"… Read the rest of the article: Riding Out the Credit Crisis