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At the close of this era of expansion and surplus Volume speculates on one of the period’s emblematic inventions: Content Management, or the collecting, organizing and sharing of digital information. Our retrospective appraisal of recent developments in the managing of information offers inside into the ability of Content Management to serve the current realities of digital abundance and material shortage, and to protect both vast and extremely limited quantities.


Posted by Edwin Gardner on 11-11-2008
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2Introduction

Inaba, Jeffrey
10The Architecture of Content Management

Wigley, Mark
14Mismanagement

Smedt, Julien De
18Operating Manuals

Muller, Lars
22A New Mind for an Aging Species

Daalder, Rene
26The Strange Condition of Contemporary Content-Crisis

Basar, Shumon
28Rank and File

Anderson, Chris
32In Media Res

Goldberg, Ken
36The Rachel Maddow Show

Maddow, Rachel
40News Update

Huffington, Arianna
44World Heritage: Oryx or Goat?

C-Lab
60The Big Dig

Abu El Haj, Nadia
64Categorizing the City

Grima, Joseph
66Technically Speaking

Simmons, Marc
72Communicating Content

Domeisen, Oliver
76The Politics of the Envelope – A Political Critique of Materialism

Zaera Polo, Alejandro
106Art as Urbanism

Govan, Michael
110Architecture is Merciless

Herzog, Jacques
114Talk of the Town

AOC
118Life Support

Abalos, Inaki
122Transplants

Vogt Landscape Architects
128Seeds of Paranoia

C-Lab
142Still Metropolitan After All These Years

Montebello, Philippe de
146Content Management

Marcopoulos, Ari
152Faculties for Architecture

Oosterman, Arjen

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