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So, my post-DLTQ life has started:

*I begin a new site together with Michael Meiser, after having discussed “vloggersations” with him for ages.

*I have a tumblr-log that I use as my personal/ranting site. The current design doesnt show the rss feed, but it has a feed. Be aware, though! It is very high-volume at times, and also, I cannot guarantee at all about the quality there. I consider it my digital scrap-book, and even though it is public, it is not meant as a starting-point for public discussion. Thus, the tumblr-system with no comments feature suits me perfectly.

*I will start a new site with a few others dealing with “mediated politics” in one way or another. So far, I have one partner living here in Denmark, but we are looking for a few more partners. If you are interested in the crashing of politics and new media, and interested in case studies of mediated politics and the role of the individual from around the world, you are welcome to email me at raymondmk AT gmail.com.

DLTQ has been a good thing for me to frame some of all these questions I have asked the last years. I know that most of the time I have not followed any specific thing for a period of time, but just moved on to whatever caught my interest next.

Now I am coming to a stage where I know that it is the mix of politics / civil society and new media that really interests me, and that I want to focus on in the future.

I thank all of you who have commented on DLTQ over the years, and who I have had discussions with about some of these topics. I try to remember it all, remember the different perspectives and points of view. I will keep the DLTQ archive of videos and posts, and I think I also might post a new entry here now and then, but it will definitely not be a (semi-)regularly updated blog anymore.

Let’s stay in touch!