[Nettime-bold] Fibreculture-reader at transmediale.02

[Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@transmediale.de>]

we will have copies of the new Australian Fibreculture-reader for sale at
transmediale.02 in Berlin next month - price EUR 20.
greetings,
-a

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FIBRECULTURE READER

Hugh Brown, Geert Lovink, Helen Merrick, Ned Rossiter, David Teh,
Michele Willson (eds), Politics of a Digitial Present: An Inventory
of Australian Net Culture, Criticism and Theory (Melbourne:
Fibreculture Publications, 2001).

Paperback 155 x 230mm 300pp

ISBN 0-9579978-0-9

$30AUD (includes GST) plus postage and handling ($3.75 in
Australia/$11.50 for USA & Canada/$13 for UK & Europe) - payable by
cheque or money order made out to Fibreculture.


WEBSITE WITH INFORMATION ON ORDERING THIS BOOK

www.fibreculture.org

EMAIL ADDRESS

admin@fibreculture.org (for list administration and book ordering)


BACK COVER BLURB

Established in January 2001, fibreculture is a forum for Australian
net culture and research, encouraging critical and speculative
interventions in the debates concerning information technology, the
policy that concerns it, the new media for(u)ms it supports and its
sustainable deployment towards a more equitable Australia.
Fibreculture is committed to fostering and promoting open,
independent, critical, participatory and sustainable forums.

The fibreculture network comprises theorists, critics, journalists,
academics, artists, activists, policy developers and all sorts of
media producers, designers and other information-workers.
Fibreculture is working towards productive dialogues around our
distinctive engagements with/in new media & internet theory and
practice.  The inaugural fibreculture reader is an encounter with
some of these dialogues in process: offering not conclusions or
closures but rather an invitation to further reflection, debate, and
action.





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