®TMark Culture Jamming Media
®TMark Culture Jamming Media
®TMark
®TMark (the TM should be superscript), pronounced "art mark," supports the sabotage of corporate products by channeling funds and resources to the creative saboteurs. Past successes include the Barbie Liberation Organization, Phone in Sick Day, and Deconstructing Beck. The EFF of pranskterism.
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 - (RTMark) Brokers of bounties for acts of creative subversion against mass-produced items.
- "The pre-Christmas shipment of SimCopter contains a hack by an in-house programmer who supplemented the game's cast of pulchritudinous female 'Sims' with broad-shouldered male 'Sims' in swimsuits." By Steve Silberman [Wired]
- "Pranks may be as old as flaming bags of dung, but this year, for the first time, mysterious organizations are publicly offering corporate saboteurs good money for their trouble. We have entered the age of subsidized mischief." By Ellen Barry. [
- "®TMark will pay saboteurs for acts of creative subversion against mass-produced items." By Mark Frauenfelder [Wired]
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