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Balls to the Wall: Article by Robert Barry about Philip Vermeulen's installation, Boem Boem Physical Rhythm Machine, published in The Wire, February 2018.
The experience of a JET LAG: Report by Lydia van Veen on the preformance JET LAG (1998) by Diller + Scofidio.
Wiretap 4.11 - The Art of the Accident: This month the Wiretap was dedicated to the theme of the festival: 'The Art of the Accident'. It was the conclusive program of DEAF98 where there was room for ...
Is this thing on?: Is this thing on? Identity, robots, and spying through everyday objects, article by Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, part of the Blowup Reader The Era of Objects.
Where independent media made a difference: Subtitled 'Citizen producers in Eastern Europe, 1989-1991', is an article by Chris Hill from 1994.
Genetics of the Wild City: Article by the Stealth group on the same-named project, developed in the context of the DataCloud 2.0 research project.
Book for the Unstable Media Introduction: Introductory essay for "Book for the Unstable Media," published by V2_ in 1992.
Auteursrecht: ontwikkelingen en problematiek: A Dutch article by Sandra Fauconnier on open source software, copyright and open content (2002).
A Pig Saved My Life: Article by Elio Caccavale, part of the Wild Things e-pub (2011).
Miracles, monsters and disturbances: Article by Elio Caccavale and Michael Reiss, re-published in the Wild Things e-pub (2011).
What Gilgamesh and What Apes?: Article by Wilfried HoujeBek on a translation of Gilgamesh for apes (2008), re-published in the Wild Things e-pub (2011).
Breiende typemachine: An interview with Leonie Urff about TK730.
Code Red: "Code Red" (2003) is a short article by Christel Vesters about George Legrady's "Pockets Full of Memories".
Digital Identification: An article from 2003 by Yvette van Nierop about "Can You See Me Now?" and "Pockets full of Memories".
About Atau Tanaka: An article by Jennifer Leonard, on the "Global String" project, and the artist Atau Tanaka.
Datawolk Hoeksche Waard winner Dutch National Millennium Competition: Report about Datawolk Hoeksche Waard by ArchiNed and V2_Lab which won the Dutch National Millennium Competition in 2000.
DEAF98 Open Territories: Presentation of various media art projects at DEAF98.
DEAF98 Symposium: Symposium of DEAF98 about "The Art of the Accident".
Online Realities in 3D: Conference at DEAF98 which investigates 3D online art projects.
Opening V2_Lab: The opening of the V2_Lab, designed by NOX, was opened by art functionary Maarten Asscher.
Parasounds: 'Parasounds' was a series of three programs, organized by V2_, which explored the subliminal soundscape.
Rotterdam Media Agenda: The presentation of the Rotterdam Media Agenda.
(Tele)communicatie in kunst: '(Tele)communicatie in kunst', or 'Telecommunication in art' was a festival about the use of new communication technologies – mainly fax, video, television, ...
The Wardenclyffe Project: A performance by Projekt Atol/Rastermusic.
Time's Up: "Time's Up - Hypercompetition for Beginners" features "situation-machines" that relate biological mechanisms, perception and controle.
Why 2K?: A programme about the millenium bug.
Wiretap 4.01 - Cinema without Walls: A program included in the Exploding Cinema exhibition of the IFFR98 about interactive cinema, with Michael Naimark (USA), Toni Dove (USA), Gloria Davenport ...
Wiretap 4.04 - ParaSounds 2: Wiretap 4.04 was part of the ParaSounds series, part 2 explored Sounds of Silence.
Wiretap 4.09 - Dancing in Virtual and Physical Space: With presentations by Paul Kaiser (US), Scott deLahunta (NL), Suzan Kozel (UK) and Kirk Woolford (US).
Wiretap 4.10 - Soft Liberation: With presentations by Matthew Fuller (I/O/D), Graham Harwood (Mongrel), and a discussion by Rolf Pixley (Anomalous Research), moderated by Paul Perry.

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