Information and data sovereignity
digital identity
digital interactions 
digital(ized) information
what is known about me?
- social network
- preferences
- choices
- likes and dislikes
- locations
with people and with information:
whom i phone, email, chat with?
what i watch, read, listen to?
what i like, dislike, skip, retransmit?
with what i don't interact with?
news and digitalized cultural artefacts:
- webpages, podcasts, etc,
- digitalized audiovisual archives
- digitalized books, printed heritage
- digitalized built/physical environment
archives: Youtube, Internet Archive
digital identity: facebook
transaction data:
global infrastructure providers
cultural preferences: amazon, last.fm, hulu, netflix
individual
communal
self-determination
autonomy
sovereignty
who controls the infrastructures on which the digital being takes place?
who controls the data that our digital existence generates?
who stores and distributes all the knowledge around which we form our identities?
local markets
local economies
who wants to be the digital amish?
How can you maintain independence, autonomy, sovereignty and in the same time ensure that you don’t separate yourself from the global information flows, your potential audience?
In other words, what are the tactical uses of ubiquitous information infrastructures?
infrastructures of digital existence