Marc Tuters spoke at the event “The Spaces of the European Far-Right” at de De Balie in Amsterdam yesteday. In his talk, Marc discusses 4chan, Kekistan, and populism. Rewatch the event here or in the video below. Marc’s talk starts around 36:42.
Other blog posts
- 4chan’s YouTube: A Fringe Perspective on YouTube’s Great Purge of 2019
- The Baker’s Guild: The Secret Order Countering 4chan’s Affordances
- Who are (((they)))?: On Online Hate, Tasteless Transgression, and Memetic Versatility
- QAnon: On Protest LARPing and the Normiefication of 4chan’s Bullshit
- Freedom and taboos in the international ghettos of the web
- Rendering legible the ephemerality of 4chan/pol/
- The Rise and Fall of Kekistan: A Story of Idiomatic Animus as Told Through Youtube’s Related Videos
- ‘Deus Vult!’: Tracing the Many (Mis)uses of a Meme
- Arktos’ Reformulation of the Far-Right
- 4chan/pol/ Image Walls: Themes
- 4chan/pol/ Image Walls: Memes
- From Vaporwave to Penisbearcats: Facebook’s vernacular meme neighbourhoods
Out there
- Marc Tuters in Nieuwsuur
- Marc Tuters’s lecture at De Balie (Amsterdam): “The Spaces of the European Far-Right”
- Emillie de Keulenaar at Impakt Festival’s ‘War on Facts’ Panel
- OILab at Interface Politics’s conference, ‘After Post-Truth’
- Publication: “Post-Truth Protest: How 4chan Cooked Up the Pizzagate Bullshit”
- Marc Tuters on Post-Truth at the Stimuleringsfonds voor de Journalistiek [Dutch]
- OILab in the VPRO Gids [Dutch]
- OILab’s Meme Research Featured in De Correspondent [Dutch]
- OILab on fluter: “Why Trump fans stay loyal to the President” [German]
- Research on Pizzagate featured in De Correspondent [Dutch]
- Essay on non.copyriot.com: “Rude Awakening: Memes as Dialectical Images”
- Marc Tuters on memes in 7Days magazine
- ‘Deus Vult!’ article on The Next Web
- Essay on non.copyriot.com: “They Say We Can’t Meme”
- Marc Tuters on Radio Eins
- Recap: Meme War Lab @ transmediale 2018
- Join our workshop @ transmediale festival
- Essay on Institute of Network Cultures: “Polandball is of Reddit”