Negative Space: public space

iPods and the future of social interaction: The iPod--as part of the decentralization of media control--allows us to carve our own spaces, rather than having the “crass commercialization of public space” force us into marketing spaces of someone else’s design.

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Slavery is essentially barbarous in its character. It, above all things else, dreads the presence of an advanced civilization. — Frederick Douglass (The Constitution of the United States: Is It Pro-Slavery or Anti-Slavery?)

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