Deterritorial Support Group

“FREE STANDING COLUMN” - This A5, double-sided photocopy from the student protest on November 30th 2010 was the first thing produced by the group that was later to become Deterritorial Support Group. Some of the strands of ultra-left rhetoric are clear but it has a much more tabloid tone. The drop-shadows remained. The term “Wolf-Eyed replicant” to describe Nick Clegg may have been coined by China Mieville.

Dazed Digital takes a closer look at the anonymous group of political bloggers and masters of…

Ultraleft propaganda collective Deterritorial Support Group's swan song, stating their dissolution in December 2011.

From the DSG think-tank: a short series of speculative projections for new territories of struggle and focuses for future ideological ruptures.

DSG's piece on how obscene internet references are used by some workers as sabotage or resistance.

DSG aims to publish posts and propaganda from various sources as provocation and stimulation. The following text was produced by Paul O’Hagan, a journalist living in East London. He is…

DSG's article on how technology has affected the maintainers of content and what this means.

A list of links and primers for the Italian movements of the 60s and 70s.

An article on how various forms of hacking and utilization of online actions could be useful for…

DSG on internet memes and their political potential for the working class.

A short follow-up to an exposal of liberal journalist Johann Hari's plagiarism