Josephine Bosma lives and works in Amsterdam. From an art background,
she is a journalist and author in the fields of art, new media and media
theory, focusing on art, sound and performance on the internet, as well
as cyberfeminism and media politics.
Nina Meilof is an multi media advisor and an independent producer TV and
internet programmes. Beside other projects, she worked for Amsterdam
The Digital City and is an editor of Digital Citizen.
Franny Armstrong is a director of the McLibel documentary and obsessive McSpotlight fan, on new media's battle with the burgers.
ReadFelix Stalder is a researcher, economist, and media theorist, working in Zürich and Vienna. He is co-founder and co-moderator of the influential nettime mailing list for net criticism.
ReadArchivist, teacher, writer, lecturer and filmmaker. President, Prelinger
Associates, Inc., commonly known as Prelinger Archives. Co-founder
(with Megan Shaw Prelinger) of the Prelinger Library, an
appropriation-friendly reference library in San Francisco.
Founded
Prelinger Archives (New York and San Francisco), which at its peak held
over 48,000 ephemeral (advertising, industrial, educational, documentary
and amateur) films and over 30,000 cans of unedited (raw) footage. The
core film collection was acquired in August 2002 by the Library of
Congress.
Born 1969 in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, Peljhan in 1992 graduated from the Academy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television in Ljubljana. Also in 1992 he founded the arts organization 'Projekt Atol' and in 1995 Project Atol`s technological branch 'Pact Systems' (Projekt Atol Communication Technologies) in the frame of which he carries out research in the fields of performance, technology applications, radio, sound, video, film, lectures and situations.
ReadReclaim the Streets urban activist.
ReadLuchezar Boyadjiev is a Bulgarian artist, working and living in Sofia,
Bulgaria. As an Eastern European artist he often found himself in
the position of a GastArtBeiter
after the fall of Communism in EE.
Eveline Lubbers (NL), monitoring police and secret services since the
eighties, supporting social activist groups against oppressive
surveillance tactics of authorities. Recently she specialized in
corporate intelligence and PR-strategies of multinationals against their
critics- including net- activists.
Editorial Committee of Next 5 Minutes 3:
ReadA biography on Christoph Schlingensief.
By Till Briegleb.
Candida TV was born from the melting of different realities: underground cinema, video production, rave parties, street theaters, independent radios, underground bulletin board systems on the net and counterculture pop-magazines in the last seven years in Rome.
Read®TMark is an artist and activist collective, founded in 1991. ®TMark
apprpriates the corporate veil by organising itself as a corporation.
Through the ®TMark Mutual Fund System
the collectiove has executed a series of "corporate subversion
projects", suing the legal displacements reserved for corporations for
anti-corporate activism.
"Luther Blissett" is a multi-use name, an "open reputation" informally adopted and shared by hundreds of artists and social activists all over Europe since summer 1994.
ReadKrzysztof Wodiczko is an artist currently living in Boston and teaching at MIT.
ReadCo-author with Richard Barbrook of the infamous Californian Ideology essay (1995).
ReadShahidul Alam is a photographer, internet pioneer and activist from Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is also the founder
and director of the Drik picture library and media-centre in Dhaka.
Saskia Sassen's research and writing focuses on globalization
(including social, economic and political dimensions), immigration,
global cities (including cities and terrorism), the new networked
technologies, and changes within the liberal state that result from
current transnational conditions. In her research she has focused on
the unexpected and the counterintuitive as a way to cut through
established 'truths.'
The Institute for Applied Autonomy (IAA) was founded in 1998 as a technological research and development organization dedicated to the cause of individual and collective self-determination. Our mission is to study the forces and structures which affect self-determination and to provide technologies which extend the autonomy of human activists.
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