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− | + | International festival of streaming media held on 6-8 October [[2000]] in [[Amsterdam]]. Three day celebration and critique of the new cultures that have arisen from all forms of micro-, narrow- and broad-casting via the internet collectively known as streaming media. | |
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+ | Concept: [[Adam Hyde]].<br> | ||
+ | Editorial/curatorial team: [[Adam Hyde]], [[Eric Kluitenberg]], [[Honor Harger]], [[David García]], [[Geert Lovink]] (Reader Editorial), [[Galit Eilat]] (Curator of Media Bank).<br> | ||
+ | Organised by [[De Balie]], [[Paradiso]], [[De Melkweg]], [[radioqualia]], [[Waag Society|De Waag]], [[Montevideo]]/TBA. <Br> | ||
+ | Technical production: Engage! Tactical Media | ||
http://web.archive.org/web/20021113155415/http://net.congestion.org/ | http://web.archive.org/web/20021113155415/http://net.congestion.org/ | ||
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+ | [[Category:Media art festivals]] |
Revision as of 14:20, 5 October 2007
International festival of streaming media held on 6-8 October 2000 in Amsterdam. Three day celebration and critique of the new cultures that have arisen from all forms of micro-, narrow- and broad-casting via the internet collectively known as streaming media.
Concept: Adam Hyde.
Editorial/curatorial team: Adam Hyde, Eric Kluitenberg, Honor Harger, David García, Geert Lovink (Reader Editorial), Galit Eilat (Curator of Media Bank).
Organised by De Balie, Paradiso, De Melkweg, radioqualia, De Waag, Montevideo/TBA.
Technical production: Engage! Tactical Media
http://web.archive.org/web/20021113155415/http://net.congestion.org/