Heiko Idensen on Fri, 1 Nov 96 03:05 MET |
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of(f) the w.w.web cultural networks- network culture Non commercial /collaborative Network CD-Rom for the European Media Art Festival 1996 (Hybrid CD-Rom PC/Mac) topics: Film, Video + MediaArt / Hypertext / network criticsm / Hyperpolitics + Internetsociety / Lost in Hyperspace of the w.w.web is the result of a chaotic, collective, production process: groups dropped out, gave up in the face of the complexity of the material, some attempted instead to create something themselves - also as a way of denoting contrast to the collective Internet hype, (e.g. interviews with older women about Internet and their own media socialisation). Nevertheless, this compilation is an act of a permanent, (more or less conscious), breaching of copyright - which could not really be considered in any other way within the net: texts circulate within mailing lists, which are to be understood as a pre-publishing medium, (e.g. Nettime), occassionally a conscious anti-copyright declaration is issued/wanted by the authors themselves, (this in any case from Pool-Processing, Florian Cramer ...) Our idea is, that perhaps other centres of publishing will start another re-collection, re-organisation of specific online-projects! The wishing machines aren't stuck in our heads, are not figments of the imagination, but exist in the technical and social machines themselves. (Gilles Deleuze; Felix Guattari) Find the mistakes, the quotations, the misappropriatings ... Copy the material, scan it, import it, work with it ... feedback! Sponsored by EMAF, hei+co, A.M.I. (University of Hildesheim), and the Special Research Section 240, from the DFG at the University of Gh Siegen. information, preview, hotlist of participating projects, feedback: www.uni-hildesheim.de/ami orders (10 dm incl. shipping for central europe): idensen@cl.uni-hildesheim.de -- * distributed via nettime-l : no commercial use without permission * <nettime> is a closed moderated mailinglist for net criticism, * collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets * more info: majordomo@is.in-berlin.de and "info nettime" in the msg body * URL: http://www.desk.nl/~nettime/ contact: nettime-owner@is.in-berlin.de