11 Facts About Telecomix

Telecomix is a decentralized cluster of net activists, committed to the freedom of expression and is a name used by both WeRebuild and Telecomix.

The Telecomix is the operative body that executes schemes and proposals presented by the WeRebuild.

Also in 2011, Telecomix had a large release of Blue Coat surveillance log files, allegedly revealing vast interception in Syria, which was analyzed and made public from the "telecommunist cluster" of Telecomix.

Telecomix has their roots in a heterogenous activist and hacker scene.

However, during 2011 some Telecomix activists have given interviews and talks at various technology-related conferences under their real names.

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Rasmus Fleischer argues that the formation of Telecomix signified the end of a long era of pirate rhetoric, and instead shifted attention to a hacktivist approach to politics.

Project created and hosted by Telecomix was the Streisand project, named after the Streisand effect.

The most notable event was when Telecomix released log files from Blue Coat Systems surveillance equipment.

Telecomix often refer to oceanic concepts when describing their overall structure.

Jellyfish are an important part of the symbolism of Telecomix, circulating both as a meme and as an organizational concept guiding participants in evolving the organization.

In June 2009 a blog post on "jellyfish memetics" was posted at a Telecomix-affiliated blog, arguably sparking a great interest within Telecomix for the philosophical implications of decentralized self-organization.