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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.

Gove and the illusion of dialogue. Montgomery school still fighting academy status.

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…

'Stealing A Nation' (2004) is an extraordinary film about the plight of the Chagos Islands, whose indigenous population was secretly and brutally…

Around fifty people attended a demonstration against the privatisation of the NHS…

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

DSG's exposal of liberal journalist Johann Hari's plagiarism, which eventually became a scandal and led to his downfall as a respected journalist.

DSG's article on the development of hacking as a political tool among activists and the response from state and capital.

DSG's piece on resistance tactics as 'meme' and the emergence of public space occupations in North Africa and Europe.

DSG's article on the April 2011 raids of anti-austerity activists in the UK.