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This is the production page for the Uo Journal: Communications of the Uo, an irregularly produced samizdat zine publication that uses the UoPublishing methodology. Publish Uo journals however and whenever you think appropriate. Then report on them here, and (if possible) let others download them for themselves.

  • Name: Communications of the UO
  • Formats: zines, flyers, poseters, downloadables etc.

If you would like a copy of one of the Uo Journals, please write to the UoPress with a stamped addressed envelope and a gift of some information of anticipated equivalent value.


Contents

[edit] Pilot edition: Communications of the Uo #1 - DONE!

(See CoUoPilot for more details)

This was a one day production zine to try and augment and propose some ideas about cartography and the need for the use and development of non deterministic stuff-associators put forward at the Jonctions/Verbindingen 8 meeting in Brussels or organise by consantvzw .

There is a pdf version here


[edit] Communications of the Uo #2 Spring 2005: - DONE!

Theme: Reports from the Uo Economic Observatory:

This was a 1, solo mission production zine hurried together for the 'Ways of Working 2' event that the Arts Council Of England is putting on to bring artists and copyright lawyers into closer contact. Hmm.

You can download a pdf of CoUo#2 here , or an open office version here .

Contents:



[edit] Proposed contents for CoUo #3

(please add stuff! this is only a very quick draft idea, there is loads of good stuff from many faculties missed out)

(CD distribution with accompanying printed sleeve.)

[edit] Special Editions

The LETSGetTogether has been collecting an assortment of people with some quite powerful ideas and strong opinions, and a depth of expertise on the subject of local exchange systems and community currencies. As a product of these meetings it would be good to distil peoples stories into somethign for publication.

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