>I think Hardt and Negri - some caveats aside -
>do as well. Yes, technology and informatics have changed industrial and
>market structures, and even some/many aspects of politics, but the idea that
>there's been the kind of qualitative change that would suggest we redefine
>politics away from class, etc., towards a multitude radically overstates
>contemporary conditions.
Let's say that's true. There's still something about the work they're doing that gets the attention of the Wall Street Journal and Artforum and I think there's something to be said for that.
Some people had trouble with the Verso Communist Manifesto tie-in with Macy's or whatever department store it was but I thought it was a good idea.