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posting
Greg Elmer <elmergr@bc.edu>
Station Rose Webcast 147 "TV Rex"
Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
International Conference 'Hackers at Large' in the Netherlands
Maurice Wessling <maurice@xs4all.nl>
Links Prize A joint venture betwwen VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation (Rotterda
Fernando =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Pereira <fjp@virose.pt>
Multimedia: From Wagner to Virtual Reality
Ken Jordan <ken@kenjordan.tv>
son of star wars
Wander Eikelboom <wander.eikelboom@tyger.let.uu.nl>
Links Prize A joint venture between VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation
Fernando =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Pereira <fjp@virose.pt>
Two New Rants
"G.H. Hovagimyan" <gh@popstar.com>
phenomANON closing fundraiser party this Saturday!
n30mural@speakeasy.net
V2_Lab: Jheronimus Bosch Adventure Game
Marjolein Berger <marjolein@v2.nl>
n_Gen CEASE AND DESIST notification
support@auto-illustrator.com
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1904 11:33:36 -0500
From: Greg Elmer <elmergr@bc.edu>
Subject: posting
Dear Nettime,
Could you please post this to your "announcements" email:
**** Announcing the publication of _Space and Culture_ issue #10,
Special Issue "Archives", Guest editor Greg Elmer****
Contents
*Electronic Archives*
Greg Elmer, "Hypertext on the Web: The Beginning and End of Web
Pathology"
Colin Gardner, "Hyperfiction in Cyberspace: The Unimaginable Archive"
Marcel O'Gorman, "A Fever for Archiving: How Humanities Scholarship
Works the Web"
*Archive Landscapes*
Shannon Skarpold Kalm, "Toward the Possibility of Rhetorical Memorial"
Deborah Staines, "Museum Auchwitz"
Heidi Rimke, "Postcard: A Social Space of Political Resistance"
Plus reviews by Michael Gardiner, Zoe Sujon, Simon Dalby, Petra Halkes,
and Nick Lee
For subscriptions/orders:
http://www.carleton.ca/~rshields/space/subscrib.html
- ----------------------
Greg Elmer, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Communication
Boston College
215 Lyons Hall
Chestnut Hill, MA
USA 02467
617.552.1928 tel.
617.552.2286 fax
- -----------------------
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 19:36:16 +0200
From: Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
Subject: Station Rose Webcast 147 "TV Rex"
dear Gunafa Netizen,
here is the new Fahrplan :
1.0 NetSTReam - Webcast 147 with topic "TV Rex"
Tuesday, 07/08/01 9 p.m. CET
http://www.stationrose.com
- ----------------------------------------------------------
2.0 Multimedia artists still in prison - please sign the petition
to free the participants of the Publix Theatre Caravan. Go to
http://www.noborder.org/noprison
stay with us & don´t go away!
"Cyberspace is Our Land!"
;-)
station rose 08-2001
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2001 21:29:24 +0200
From: Maurice Wessling <maurice@xs4all.nl>
Subject: International Conference 'Hackers at Large' in the Netherlands
Press release
6 August 2001
International Conference 'Hackers at Large' in the Netherlands
The building of the network of HAL2001, the international hacker event
on the campus of the University of Twente in the Netherlands, has
begun. HAL2001 will be the biggest open-air hacker event in the world
with 2500 visitors who will sleep, work and collaborate in tents. The
conference program consists of 100 speakers from 15 countries.
The conference and festival will start officially at Friday 10th
august and will end on Sunday 12th august. The network that is being
built starting Monday 6th August has a 1 Gb uplink to the internet and
a glass fibre backbone. Every private tent on the campsite will be
connected to this network. The huge amount of computers is powered by
generators with a total capacity of 1,5 megawatts, enough for 25,000
light bulbs.
Main topics of the conference will be security, privacy, intellectual
property issues and various political issues related to computer
networking.
Some of the highlights of the conference are:
Hacker Ethics 1984 - 2001, a panel discussion with Emmanuel Goldstein
(2600), Rop Gonggrijp (Hack-Tic) and Andy Mueller-Maguhn (CCC).
Phil Zimmermann, creator of PGP, will speak about voice encryption.
A panel of security experts discusses Distributed Denial of Service
(DDoS) attacks.
John Gilmore will address copy prevention versus freedom of speech.
Drive-by-hacking, a demonstration of the poor security of wireless
networking.
Presentation by 'Mixter' of automated exploit tools.
The full program can be found at:
http://www.hal2001.org/
Hackers at Large is the sequel to the Galactic Hacker Party (1989),
Hacking at the End of the Universe (1993) en Hacking in Progress
(1997) which all took place in the Netherlands.
- ----
Note for the editor:
contact information
press@hal2001.org
telephone: +31 53 4892425
mobile: +31 6 29018922
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 21:11:53 +0000
From: Fernando =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Pereira <fjp@virose.pt>
Subject: Links Prize A joint venture betwwen VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation (Rotterdam)
=========================
LINKS PRIZE>Call for Submissions
=========================
***A joint venture betwwen VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation (Rotterdam
)
On Ligações/Links/Liaisons
In 2001, the city of Porto (Portugal) and the city of Rotterdam
(Netherlands), are the chosen European Capitals of Culture. In the
context of Porto 2001, the Program on «Thought, Science and
Interdisciplinary Projects» is promoting an International Conference on
cyberculture, entitled «Ligações/Links/Liaisons», which is curated by
José Bragança de Miranda e Maria Teresa Cruz. The event will take place
in Serralves Museum (Porto) from the 29th October to the 2nd November.
Researchers and artists will be invited to react to the theme of the
conference and all collaborations will be gather in the website and in a
book to be published on the date of the conference.
Each one will react to these questions, in five specific sessions: free
links; strange or uncanny links; dangerous links; entangled links;
on-off links.
In conjunction with this event, Virose and V_2 Organisation have put
together a contest consisting of the development of web.art projects.
The contest is intended to promote projects of an experimental nature,
as should any kind of initiative of this sort. As such, multiple and
varied responses are expected, but these should not drift away from the
proposed Links themes. However, there shall not be any limitations to
the creative conception of Links, which should be developed in a
conceptually expansive form or manner.
The competition is open to any art project designed and developed
specifically for the Web and produced after the 1st of January 2001.
The deadline for submission is the 5th of October 2001, along with the
submissions form properly filled out.
The Juries final decision will announce the winner. The decision will be
communicated to the winning participants on the 31st of October 2001.
The US $2500 prize money will go to the best project in competition.
Runner ups shall receive a written statement for their participation
indicating the outstanding quality of their projects as well as an
invitation for future developments within VIROSE's activities.
More info and Submission Form at http://links.virose.pt
****
If in need of support or for general questions concerning this prize,
you may contact Paul Coutinho through paulc@virose.pt
****
>>>>>>>>>
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2001 18:17:22 -0400
From: Ken Jordan <ken@kenjordan.tv>
Subject: Multimedia: From Wagner to Virtual Reality
MULTIMEDIA: FROM WAGNER TO VIRTUAL REALITY
edited by Randall Packer and Ken Jordan
foreword by William Gibson
published by W.W. Norton, 400 pp., $27.95
publication date: July 23, 2001 (US); Sept. 19, 2001 (UK)
"This book is one start toward a different sort of history.... I recommend
this book to you with an earnestness that I have seldom felt for any
collection of historic texts. This is, in large part, where the bodies
are buried. Assembled in this way, in such close proximity, these visions
give off strange sparks." - from the foreword by William Gibson
MULTIMEDIA: FROM WAGNER TO VIRTUAL REALITY presents the untold history
behind the interfaces, links, and interactivity we all take for granted
today. This groundbreaking work traces a fertile and fascinating series of
collaborations between the arts and the sciences, going back to the years
just after World War II -- and even further, to composer Richard Wagner,
whose ideas about the immersive nature of music theater foreshadowed the
experience of virtual reality.
Among the essential articles gathered in the book are the Futurists' 1916
manifesto on cinema, which declared that the new medium would unite all
media and replace the book; Vannevar Bush's 1945 Atlantic Monthly essay
tha= t leads directly to the hyperlinks in today's multimedia; J.C.R.
Licklider's groundbreaking idea in 1960 that people and computers could
collaborate in creative work; Nam June Paik's 1984 essay proposing that
satellite technology would encourage a global information art; Tim
Berners-Lee's 1989 proposal for a document-sharing network, which became
the basis of the Worl= d Wide Web; and William Gibson's discussion of how
he came up with the word "cyberspace." With an insightful introduction to
the volume and critical commentaries on each article, editors Randall
Packer and Ken Jordan lead us through the groundbreaking developments of
the multimedia story.
The book publication completes a unique hybrid publication project that
joins W.W. Norton with Intel Corporation's ArtMuseum.net, to present an
untold history of multimedia. The book and the Web site, which was
launche= d in June, 2000, are meant to work in tandem. On-line,
MULTIMEDIA: FROM WAGNE= R TO VIRTUAL REALITY is a dynamic, growing
resource featuring hyperlinked texts and a wealth of multimedia
documentation. Please visit the site at http://www.artmuseum.net.
>From the early reviews:
"The best guide yet on a subject of central importance to anyone
interested in the future of media, and the growing marriage between art
and science....The collection is historically significant, given that
nobody ha= s ever woven together the different threads, thoughts and
impulses that becom= e multimedia, a new form both of media and
culture.... The book flows skillfully from one idea to the next, each
section building on the one that preceded it." - Jon Katz, Slashdot
"In the Norton Anthology tradition, Packer and Jordan bring together
semina= l contributions that artists and scientists have made to the field
of computer-human interaction... An evocative whirlwind tour through 100
years of work... Excellent..." - S. Joy Mountford, Wired
"[MULTIMEDIA is] a key source book in the field of art, science and
technology. This book is excellent in all respects." - Annick Bureaud,
Leonardo Digital Reviews
"Readers interested in the history of multimedia should be enthralled by
this collection of hard-to-find essays.... A remarkable blending of past
an= d present, these essays remind us that today's wondrous inventions
didn't jus= t spring into existence out of nothingness." - Booklist
MULTIMEDIA: FROM WAGNER TO VIRTUAL REALITY
Table of Contents
Foreword by William Gibson
Overture by Randall Packer and Ken Jordan
I. Integration
1. Richard Wagner, "Outlines of the Artwork of the Future"
2. F. T. Marinetti, Bruno Corra, Emilio Settimelli, Arnaldo Ginna, Giacomo
Balla, Remo Chiti, =B3The Futurist Cinema=B2
3. L=E1szl=F3 Moholy-Nagy, =B3Theater, Circus, Variety=B2
4. Richard Higgins, =B3Intermedia=B2
5. Billy Kl=FCver, =B3The Great Northeastern Power Failure=B2
6. Nam June Paik, =B3Cybernated Art=B2 and =B3Art and Satellite=B2
II. Interactivity
7. Norbert Wiener, =B3Cybernetics in History=B2
8. J.C.R. Licklider, =B3Man-Computer Symbiosis=B2
9. Douglas Engelbart, =B3Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework=B2
10. John Cage, =B3Diary: Audience 1966=B2
11. Roy Ascott, =B3Behaviourist Art and the Cybernetic Vision=B2
12. Myron Krueger, =B3Responsive Environments=B2
13. Alan Kay, =B3User Interface: A Personal View=B2
III. Hypermedia
14. Vannevar Bush, =B3As We May Think=B2
15. Ted Nelson, excerpt from Computer Lib/Dream Machines
16. Alan Kay and Adele Goldberg, =B3Personal Dynamic Media=B2
17. Marc Canter, =B3The New Workstation: CD ROM Authoring Systems=B2
18. Tim Berners-Lee, =B3Information Management: A Proposal=B2
19. George Landow and Paul Delany, =B3Hypertext, Hypermedia and Literary
Studies: The State of the Art=B2
IV. Immersion
20. Morton Heilig, =B3The Cinema of the Future=B2
21. Ivan Sutherland, =B3The Ultimate Display=B2
22. Scott Fisher, =B3Virtual Interface Environments=B2
23. William Gibson, =B3Academy Leader=B2
24. Marcos Novak, =B3Liquid Architectures in Cyberspace=B2
25. Daniel Sandin, Thomas DeFanti, and Carolina Cruz-Neira, =B3A Room with a
View=B2
V. Narrativity
26. William Burroughs, =B3The Future of the Novel=B2
27. Allan Kaprow, =B3Untitled Guidelines for Happenings=B2
28. Bill Viola, =B3Will There Be Condominiums in Data Space?=B2
29. Lynn Hershman, =B3The Fantasy Beyond Control=B2
30. Roy Ascott, =B3Is There Love in the Telematic Embrace?"
31. Pavel Curtis, =B3Mudding: Social Phenomena in Text-Based Virtual
Realities=B2
32. Pierre L=E9vy, =B3The Art and Architecture of Cyberspace=B2
------------------------------
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001 10:18:59 +0200
From: Wander Eikelboom <wander.eikelboom@tyger.let.uu.nl>
Subject: son of star wars
- pressrelease-
STOP STAR WARS
STOP THE AMERICAN MISSILE SHIELD
Wednesday 22 August
At the American Consulate in Amsterdam, Museumplein
19, 3 o'clock.
Organized by the Jungle Association of Autonomous
Astronauts
The National Missile Defence system (NMD), which the
American government is planning to built in order to defend
themselves against miniature 'rogue-states' like
North-Korea proves once again the high amount of
slapstick present in the rhetoric of George W. Bush.
He may be evil but he is still a lousy Darth Vader.
Darth Vader, for all his sins, expressed
himself in an intelligible manner, looked a great deal
better and even posessed of a more coherent
ideology. The missile system, however, is nothing more than
sentimental machismo from frustrated cowboys: Bush
bragging to Vladimir Putin he has got the largest
(rocket).
The expensive refuelling of the Cold War this missile
shield is promising to offer, left aside (Greenpeace
has taken upon this issue fairly decent), the Jungle
Association of Autonomous Astronauts is organising
this demonstration to protest the reality that every nation
with the power to do so can use space for military
uses without consulting the 'people'.
Even though space aviation has always been part of
military policies, secretely forcing the political
processes at the background, this NMD plan is a slap in the
face of everybody who believes in the possibility of a
peaceful, democratic and creative space aviation.
It all started so gloriously. Assuring to fulfil all
promises made by science fiction, the official space
travel agencies have become black holes. Boring
scientist who have to battle with military and commerce
for room and financial back-up, all proposing their own
mediocre short termed projects.
There can be no doubt that if we have to wait for them,
it will take at least another century before the first
civilian astronauts will get their chance to travel among
the stars. This demonstration is targeted not solemnly
to this Missile Defence System but also against the
political processes which are at the background of it:
the conspiracy of nameless technocrats who are
operating within the shadows of their back offices
without bothering about the consequences or
moral problems which are connected to the abuse of
space in the interest of an elite.
Demonstrate with us in favour of a democratic
independent space aviation.
Demonstrate with us Against the National Missile
Defence system.
Bring your own sound system to this Demonstration
For more information we refer you to the Jungle
Association of Autonomous Astronauts website:
www.socialfiction.org/jungleaaa
or contact us by e-mail: jungleaaa@socialfiction.org
The Jungle Association of Autonomous Astronauts takes
part in a worldwide network of groups dedicated by
building their own spaceships.
Space travel should be available to all.
=====
Social Fiction Agenda
** Wednesday 22 August>> JUNGLESTRATION by the the Jungle Association
of Autonomous Astronauts @ the American Consulate in Amsterdam against
the NMD or 'son of Star Wars'projects. more info:
http://www.socialfiction.org/jungleaaa
** Sunday 26 August>> THE CITY SPACE CUT-UP Psychogeographical session
In utrecht
more info: http://www.socialfiction.org/psychogeography
------------------------------
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 16:42:12 +0000
From: Fernando =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Pereira <fjp@virose.pt>
Subject: Links Prize A joint venture between VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation (Rotterdam)
=========================
LINKS PRIZE>Call for Submissions
=========================
***A joint venture betwwen VIROSE (Porto) and V2_Organisation (Rotterdam
)
On Ligações/Links/Liaisons
In 2001, the city of Porto (Portugal) and the city of Rotterdam
(Netherlands), are the chosen European Capitals of Culture. In the
context of Porto 2001, the Program on «Thought, Science and
Interdisciplinary Projects» is promoting an International Conference on
cyberculture, entitled «Ligações/Links/Liaisons», which is curated by
José Bragança de Miranda e Maria Teresa Cruz. The event will take place
in Serralves Museum (Porto) from the 29th October to the 2nd November.
Researchers and artists will be invited to react to the theme of the
conference and all collaborations will be gather in the website and in a
book to be published on the date of the conference.
Each one will react to these questions, in five specific sessions: free
links; strange or uncanny links; dangerous links; entangled links;
on-off links.
In conjunction with this event, Virose and V_2 Organisation have put
together a contest consisting of the development of web.art projects.
The contest is intended to promote projects of an experimental nature,
as should any kind of initiative of this sort. As such, multiple and
varied responses are expected, but these should not drift away from the
proposed Links themes. However, there shall not be any limitations to
the creative conception of Links, which should be developed in a
conceptually expansive form or manner.
The competition is open to any art project designed and developed
specifically for the Web and produced after the 1st of January 2001.
The deadline for submission is the 5th of October 2001, along with the
submissions form properly filled out.
The Juries final decision will announce the winner. The decision will be
communicated to the winning participants on the 31st of October 2001.
The US $2500 prize money will go to the best project in competition.
Runner ups shall receive a written statement for their participation
indicating the outstanding quality of their projects as well as an
invitation for future developments within VIROSE's activities.
More info and Submission Form at http://links.virose.pt
****
If in need of support or for general questions concerning this prize,
you may contact Paul Coutinho through paulc@virose.pt
****
>>>>>>>>>
------------------------------
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 04:38:32 +0800
From: "G.H. Hovagimyan" <gh@popstar.com>
Subject: Two New Rants
I just put up two new Palm Rants for the
(re)distributions exhibition
<http://www.voyd.com/ia>
You can access them at <
http://www.artnetweb.com/gh/entertainMe.html>
There's also an instruction page & some
examples of how to configure the
AvantGo custom channels.
iCheers.
gh
http://artnetweb.com/gh
http://www.biddingtons.com/content/creativehovag
imyan.html
http://artnetweb.com/gh/heartbreak.html
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Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 19:14 -0700
From: n30mural@speakeasy.net
Subject: phenomANON closing fundraiser party this Saturday!
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.....
PHENOMANON: 2 DECADES OF EPHEMERAL URBAN GUERRILLA ARTFARE
CLOSING PARTY AND FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 4PM-12AM
$5 WITHOUT HOME-MADE STICKERS, $3 WITH HOME-MADE STICKERS
phenomANON is an installation of anonymous guerrilla street art from
cities around the world. More than 60 artists submitted thousands of stickers,
wheatpaste posters, graffiti stencils, 3-d street installments, photos of
street graffito, and more. phenomANON is now raising funds to bring the
show to San Francisco. After San Francisco, it will tour other cities
including NYC (ABC No Rio), Berlin, Barcelona, and Melbourne. Each city it
exhibits at it will accumulate art from each region. When the show
returns to Seattle next year, there will be a new exhibit of street art from
everywhere the show has traveled. phenomANON's mission is to create visual
dialogue and unify street artists and streets everywhere.
During the opening event, phenomANON hosted a "free sticker" table stocked
with thousands of stickers sent to us. There will be a repeat of the
sticker table for the closing show. Bring your own stack of stickers and get a
discount at the door. There will also be opportunities to make your own
stickers at the closing event.
Performers include:
*DJ Mark (of Negativland)
.....spinning britney spears, black flag and winnie the pooh at 16 rpm
*P.A.N.
.....anonymous butoh
*DJ Lord Chillum
.....drum and base
*500 Years
.....hip hop collective
*guests TBA
*plus an open poetry mike beginning at 10
AT:
THE INDEPENDENT MEDIA CENTER
1415 3RD AVE
SEATTLE, WA 98109
206.262.0721
WWW.INDYMEDIA.ORG
Further inquiries? Contact IMC Gallery curator Lauren Holloway at
n30mural@speakeasy.net.
------------------------------
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 13:42:00 +0200
From: Marjolein Berger <marjolein@v2.nl>
Subject: V2_Lab: Jheronimus Bosch Adventure Game
V2_Lab: Jheronimus Bosch Adventure Game
The =91Jheronimus Bosch Adventure Game=92 made by V2_Lab in collaboration=
with=20 Ra.nj digital entertainment and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in
Rotterdam= =20 is now operational on http://www.BoschUniverse.com from
there follow the=20 link to the =91Bosch Game=92.
Context: The Jheronimus Bosch web project is set up as part of the major
exhibition= =20 (1 September 11 November) in the Boijmans Van Beuningen
Museum. The=20 website aims to open up the the oeuvre of the celebrated
painter Jheronimus Bosch (ca. 1450-1516) for=20 different target groups.
Additional to the general information on the work= =20 and life of Bosch,
on the website (created by ZaPPWeRK) a spectacular=20 =91Jheronimus Bosch
Adventure Game=92 is featured, which has been=
co-developed=20 by V2_Lab.
Short description game: The =91Jheronimus Bosch Adventure Game=92 is a
modern-day variant of Bosch's= =20 painted fantasies. The game is set in a
decor of images from the Boschian=20 world, wherefore the famous painting
=91The Pedlar=92 and the =91Tabletop=
with=20 the Seven Deadly Sins=92 has served as points of departure. One
or more=20 players can play the game on the Internet at the same time. In
the=20 adventure game several difficult missions have to be accomplished
on the=20 fly. This all happens in a series of small games. The challenge
is to find= =20 a balance between =91surviving=92 and the =91good
living=92, but it=92s also=
of major=20 importance to stay healthy in dark middle ages. Because at
the end of the=20 game the last judgement will be passed by Jheronimus
Bosch himself=85Shall= =20 you live forever in a virtual heaven or will
you burn in Bosch's hell?
Genre: The internet game is an online multi-user learning and adventure
game. It=20 is possible to play this game by several players
a-synchronically from=20 different locations. The combination of
simultaneous and a-synchronous=20 gaming creates opportunities for both,
as well for single-use gaming as for= =20 multi-use gaming; the game
results will be encountered for each single user= =20 individually.
Target group: The target group of the game consists of youngsters aged
12-17 years. This= =20 however doesn=92t exclude others, but the point of
departure in the game is= =20 targeting this group.
Design: The environment is based on the paintings of Jheronimus Bosch and
the=20 themes in his works. The game doesn=92t exactly mirror the
paintings, but=
has=20 been designed as a semi 3d-collage that has been designed from
elements and= =20 figures from his paintings and drawings.
Game layout: The game consists of different parts: one main game part and
a series of=20 sub-games. Before starting the game a short introduction
will be presented= =20 to the player by =91the peddler=92. He takes, so to
speak, the player to the= =20 middle ages and he explains the goal of the
game: by living your life in=20 the game as good as possible you might end
up in heaven. All sub-games=20 relate to the other sub-games and to the
main game part, the game=20 parameters are being shared in the whole
environment.
Multi-user aspect / a-synchronous gaming: Concerning the multi-user
aspect: this is a substantial part of the game.=20 However it is possible
to play the game by a single user as well. The game= =20 provides a system
where players are not dependent on the on-line presence=20 of the other
players. Each player can somehow influence the world because=20 the traces
of each player are being spread all over the game. Apart from=20 the
synchronous meeting several other communication options have been=20
created to meet with co-players while they are not around. Players have
the= =20 opportunity to use the communication tools for trading / exchange
/ selling= =20 objects and game attributes.
Project by: Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Rotterdam
Design and realisation Adventure Game: V2_Lab, Rotterdam and Ra.nj.
digital= =20 entertainment, Rotterdam
When entering the game one firstly enters the general Bosch website=20
designed and realized by ZaPPWeRK, Delft
Note for the editors (not for publication):
For additional images, interview applications and/or more background=20
information please contact:
V2_Organisatie
Marije Stijkel
Eendrachtsstraat 10
3012 XL Rotterdam
+31 (0)10 206 72 72
marije@v2.nl
More information can also be found at: http://www.v2.nl/v2_lab
Information on Ra.nj. digital entertainment can be found at: http://www.ranj=
.nl/
------------------------------
Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 01:32:09 +0100 (BST)
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