The internet culture era - by Yancey Strickler
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A deep dive into how culture is made
Last week Metalabel dropped its biggest release to date: a new digital magazine exploring creative collaboration called Public Record. I’ll share more about this release in a moment, but first I want to go deeper behind a big piece I wrote for the launch called “How culture is made.” “How culture is made” tells four stories spanning centuries that show how creative collectives have shaped the world — from the Royal Society to Dischord Records to the Guerrilla Girls to my own journey to the metalabel concept. I won’t regurgitate the piece here, but its main takeaways are three observations…
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