2003

  • Boomerang

    Web magazine Boomerang (archived url: www.boomeranguk.com) is seeking submissions for poetry, stories, hypermedia, Flash, webart, and more. Email subs at boomeranguk dot com for additional information. Read more.

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  • Graphite 2004

    The Graphite 2004 Conference, to be held 15-18 June 2004, will bring together different technologies and allow participants to share ideas about computer graphics and interactivity. They are seeking submissions… Read more.

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  • New Book Reviews in Cyberculture Studie

    This month’s book reviews at RCCS include Marc Smith & Peter Kollock’s Communities in Cyberspace reviewed by Janet Armentor, and Chris Werry & Miranda Mowbray’s Online Communities: Commerce, Community Action,… Read more.

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  • The Glass Snail

    “The Glass Snail“, a hypertext story by internationally renowned author Milorad Pavic, is available at the Word Circuits Gallery. The Word Circuits Gallery also has hypertext poetry and fiction by… Read more.

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  • Interactiva 2003

    The [R]-[R]-[F] Festival, created by Agricola de Cologne, is a participant in Interactiva ’03 – Biennale for New Media Art. Interactiva ’03, an international biennial that showcases new media works… Read more.

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  • Kind of Blue

    Scott Rettberg’s serial email novel, Kind of Blue, has been published by frAme Journal of Culture & Technology. Read more.

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  • traAce/ELO chat

    The upcoming trAce/ELO Forum live Chat, titled “Setting the Scene: The Message in New Media,” will take place on Sunday, August 17. The chat is held in association with the… Read more.

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  • FILE 2003

    FILE 2003, The Electronic Language International Festival, will be launching its fourth edition on August 13, 2003. In addition, the second FILE SYMPOSIUM, which takes place August 19 – 23… Read more.

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  • New Reviews in Cyberculture Studies

    New book reviews at RCCS for August 2003 are: Elaine Lally’s At Home With Computers, reviewed by Deborah J. Smith; Geoff King & Tanya Krzywinska’s ScreenPlay: Cinema/Videogames/Interfaces reviewed by Bob… Read more.

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  • Dead Reckoning

    Dead Reckoning, a new translation of Olvido Mortal, is an interactive work of fiction available for download. Read more.

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