For me, lists come and go in importance depending on available time, current interests, etc.
Fairly consistently over the last 5 years I've been a more-or-less active subscriber to Rhizome RAW, an unmoderated free for all around net art. Can't seem to find the time to post there much these days though... http://www.rhizome.org Syndicate, a list dedicated to interchange between East/West Europe was good while it lasted too. Several Syndicate readers were produced in book form. Sadly it fractured and imploded early last year. The archive is still worth a look, maybe as a model for an ambit web presence? http://colossus.v2.nl/syndicate/index_frames.html Nettime was and continues to be interesting. Comprises a mix of media and art theory with socio-economic research and politics. Two forms: moderated (this has been controversial on occasion) and unmoderated. A lot of long form texts posted. It's heyday was in the mid-late 1990's. I'm no longer a subscriber - information overload. The book README!, a Nettime reader was published in 1998. Archive at: http://www.nettime.org Just realised I keep talking in the past tense here: either I, or net art itself must be getting old... Chris -------------------------------------------------------- Chris Byrne [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------------------------------------------- New Media Scotland tel: +44 131 477 3774 P.O. Box 23434, Edinburgh EH7 5SZ fax: +44 131 477 3775 Scotland, UK http://www.mediascot.org -------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- a m b i t : networking media arts in scotland post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] info: send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and write "info ambit" in the message body -------------------------------------------------
